Therefore, the terminal server starts trying to obtain temporary, Per Device licenses. Because of this invalid value, the terminal server is not aware of the type of licenses it should obtain. The value of the PolicyAcOn registry entry changes from either 2 for Per Device mode or 4 for Per User mode to an invalid value of 0.
This problem occurs when you use the Windows Components Wizard in Add/Remove Programs to add or to remove a Windows component. This may unexpectedly change the terminal server licensing mode and cause the terminal server to obtain only temporary licenses.
An invalid setting in the registry may be set in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServer\Licensing Core\PolicyAcOn subkey on your Microsoft Windows Server 2003-based computer that is configured as a terminal server using a Per User or Per Device licensing setting.
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