Windows XP Logoff hangs with image in virtual drive

[Kugo]

On windowsXP machines with DT 3.33 a logoff of the current user (all applications are closed) takes about 20 minutes with an Iso-Image mounted in device 0 (DT configured with only 1 device).

With no image mounted the logoff takes a few seconds.

This behaviour can be observed on all machines with WindowsXP and DT 3.33 (about 15 right now).

I can find a workaround but I hope, there is another solution.

[Andareed]

What other software do you have? It's possible some program is keeping image/drive open, and not shutting down. Have you tried closing tray-icon and then logging off?

[Kugo]

What other software do you have? It's possible some program is keeping image/drive open, and not shutting down. Have you tried closing tray-icon and then logging off?

I installed only DT on a new installation of WinXP to be sure that no other programs are involved.

I mounted an Image from the local disk and logged out, no problem.

Then I mounted the same image from a networked drive (net use driveletter on a windows NT server sp6) and the logoff hangs.

[Andareed]

I have no idea why this happens. I've mounted images from network without any problems. Maybe someone else here has some more ideas.

[DevX]

It happens on logoff only, or during user switch or shutdown/restart too?
You mean images are located on NT4SP6 server?

[Skyler]

Seems to make my Windows 2000 Professional take about 30 extra seconds to "save my window settings" before it completely shuts down.

30 seconds isn't a lot, but I disabled autostart and automount, closed the icon and shut down about 5 times in a row and it shut down almost immediately.

Not mounting over a network either.

[Kugo]

It happens on logoff only, or during user switch or shutdown/restart too?
If you do a Logoff and then shut down the computer, the logoff takes about 20 min and the shutdown a few seconds.

If you shutdown or restart the computer it takes the 20 minutes.

You mean images are located on NT4SP6 server?

Yes. The user mounts an image from a driveletter which is a share on NT4SP6 server