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I'm observing the same problem.
I now run a groovy script to disconnect the slave first prior to rebooting the slave, but even then it somehow gets itself into that state.
When I disconnect manually, then reboot, then it appears to work fine.
Interestingly, this issue only started occurring on windows 7 in headless mode. I have some older slaves still running XP where this does not occur.