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Has there been a recent change that may have caused this issue? (have you just started using antispam etc, migrated servers / mailboxes etc) just checking that you've done message tracking as Meldrew mentioned as I think this would be a great place to start?... Get-MessageTrackingLog -sender “put sender email address here” if this find anything we can then further refine the search. I would verify that your domain MX records are correct and that if you have multiple that all are correct and responsive. Also ensure that there is a quarantine mailbox setup and check that after sending but not receiving.

Hi Karan_jhr, sorry I should have been clearer - MS have pulled the latest patch due to issues (outlook clients unable to communicate with exchange server) so it may be best to hold off installing SP3 until they release again. Cheers, Colin

watch with patching at the moment (if you'd already downloaded).. Microsoft pulls Exchange Server 2010 SP3 update rollup 8, KB 2986475 | InfoWorld

struggling! only thing I can think of to progress is to try as an admin and see if it works. Is the RDS on a domain controller and is this working for anyone else?

worth a look: Windows Kernel event ID 41 error "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first" in Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, or Windows Server 2008 R2 ensuring it's running off a UPS and memory check would be high on my list. I would doubt it but is there a memory checkdump .dmp?

I would check the environment tab on in Active Directory Users and Computers on a DC and ensure the print options are selected for the user in question. if you are using RSAT and can't see this tab... Windows 7 RSAT: Multiple tabs are missing when viewing user properties in Active Directory Users and Computers Is the RDS on a Domain Controller? Is there only one user with this problem? It would be great to test out RDS with an admin user as then we can narrow it down

Are the environment tab options in AD populated? Also saw that you said normal domain user...does this work for Admins? cheers

Is the GPO to use the Easy Print Driver first set?

Unfortunately we don't have RDS in our setup, however I would check the following as they seem to tie in with your issue... How to configure Microsoft RDS Universal Printing Configure Remote Desktop Web Connection Behavior good luck

The data might not be alot but I guess it depends how many snapshots it is storing... try vssadmin list shadowstorage to get some more info... might be trying to backup and not having enough storage space Cheers, Colin

Is it using the windows management for the wifi or a dell utility? I used to get lots of random issues with wifi due to the dell utility. If it is using it I would recommend removing it and testing with purely the windows side.

That will be frustrating! ...Possibly failing power supplies? / temperature - run hwmonitor on one where it occurs often. Are all bios versions the same? Is there a memory dump file created?... Maybe running a whocrashed or nirsoft bluescreenview might shed some light. With you saying that it happens mainly when idle it could be a power management feature enabled in the bios? - do these differ from the others? Cheers, Colin

to be fair I have also tried that and get the error on the first one! has a malware scan been run on this pc? also maybe worth running sfc /scannow Cheers, Colin

Hi Tesla, not seen this before but I would be looking to upgrade audio drivers if possible and also maybe try to unregister and then re-register that dll?... I can see there were issues with this dll and vista and the following link gave information on how to do this AUDIOSES.DLL error message - Microsoft Community "Step 3: Re-register the following DLL (Dynamic-link library) files to correct this problem. a. Click on start and in the start search bar type cmd, right click on the command prompt icon in the programs area and then click on run as administrator. b. at the command prompt Type regsvr32 AUDIOSES.DLL and then press enter. Type regsvr32 jscript.dll and then press enter Type regsvr32 vbscript.dll and then press enter" Cheers, Colin

Hi Sheridan, Is IE in protected mode in these computers that are causing an issue? How many computers out of a total are doing this? Is it the same computers each time? Cheers, Colin