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#Citrix workspace windows driver

The WDDM graphics display driver for Remote Desktop Connection which is enabled by default in Windows 10 v2004 and above needs to be disabled as it is not supported by the Citrix VDA. To disable, set the below policies through the group policies for your OU: ICA launch still fails and Citrix is working on fixing it.

#Citrix workspace windows install

Issue is resolved in KB4586853, Install this KB OR its replacement on your VDAs to resolve this issue. ICA launch of Citrix VDA installed on Windows 10 Virtual Desktop v2004 fails OR ICA session disconnects within 2 minutes with error message “Idle Timer Expired “ or “Logon timer Expired”.Ĭhanges in Windows 10 v2004 Operating System is causing this issue. Install this KB OR its replacement on end-points to resolve this issue. This issue has been fixed with KB4571744. On Windows 10 v2004 end point with Receiver/Workspace App, when a network interruption is caused using Firewall, Session Reliability feature fails to work.Ĭhanges in Windows 10 v2004 Operating System is making the Session Reliability to fall back to Auto Client Reconnect as soon as the the network is disrupted.

#Citrix workspace windows upgrade

Users on the LTSR version of Workspace App are advised to upgrade to version 1912 or its replacement that contains the fix.Users on Current Release of Workspace App are advised to upgrade to version 2002 or its replacement that contains the fix.This issue has been fixed in Citrix Workspace App. On Windows 10 v2004 end point with Receiver/Workspace App, when a network interruption is caused by disabling the Network Interface from Control Panel, Session Reliability feature fails to work.Ĭhanges in Windows 10 v2004 Operating System is making the Session Reliability to fall back to Auto Client Reconnect when the network is disrupted. Doing this should hopefully rule in or out a HDD issue on my old HDDs (probably upwards of five years old).Installing the latest VMWare tools 11.0.0.x before attempting to upgrade to v2004 resolves this issue. It is also a brand new Windows 10 clean reinstall. Just today I have disconnected absolutely everything from my PC so that the new CPU, GPU, RAM, motherboard, SSD and PSU are the only things left. When I rebuilt my PC I used my existing HDDs to store my data but the OS is on a new SSD. The biggest problem I have is that I have no idea what is causing it. However, Zoom was still working (I could hear people and they could hear me), which was a bit weird, but I couldn't press any key or do anything. The interesting thing is that I have Zoom running on my host PC and my PC crashed today when in my Citrix session. However I have been seeing my PC freeze again in increasing frequency – maybe once per day. I use my PC to use Citrix to connect to work remotely and I typically see the issue when on Citrix or when switching between my host PC and the Citrix session (running in full screen mode). (See Citrix Workspace crashing - Windows 10 GeForce GTX 970) I originally had a friend's MSI GeForce GTX 970 4 GB Video Card and suspected there was a hardware problem and when I swapped it for the GT710 it appeared to resolve the issue for a while. And there are no issues with any hardware overheating.

#Citrix workspace windows drivers

I have updated everything to the latest – BIOS, chipset, drivers etc.

I have recently rebuilt my PC with the following specifications, but am seeing frequent freezing requiring a hard reset.