In our environment it was decided to disable the SCNotification.exe process on a small collection of servers. These servers run our Citrix environment. Each user that logs on starts a new SCNotificaiton.exe process which takes approx. 12MB of memory. This number multiplied a lot is using too many memory resources on our terminal servers. Unfortunately the below link does not seem to be doing the trick. SCNotification.exe process still starts every time a user logs into a terminal session. Have any of you had success or know of any resources that may have a different tactic to disable this process from starting up?
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