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wRx7M Jan 26, 2015 at 23:39 UTC
I figured out how to do it... Use tasklist:
Text tasklist /s servername /svcLook at all the svchost.exe processes listed and then look at the services associated with them. You can check the service names by looking at the services msc for a particular service or just google the service listed. In my case the service was UmRdpService and shared a process with Netman (Network Connections), UxSms (Desktop Window Manager Session Manager) and wudfsvc (Windows Driver Foundation). Once I found the process ID, I used taskkill:
Text taskkill /s servername /pid 1204 /fThis didn't allow me access to my server yet but it did force the stoppage of the "Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector" service. 2
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