When using the REG file, keep in mind that users can change the device access settings. Use the file ReceiverCSTRegUp圆4.reg for 64-bit operating systems or the file ReceiverCSTRegUpx86.reg for 32-bit operating systems.
#Citrix receiver registry keys install
I removed the complete registry key and tried again to install the receiver – this time the setup started without any error messages and I was able to install the receiver. It is also possible to use the REG file to create and configure the Client Selective Trust registry keys and values. And there it was – the setup tried to access the following registry key: Time for a more intensive debug and check with procmon which files and registry keys are accessed during the setup start. But this time this didn’t fix the problem – after using the tool the same error was displayed like before. The next step was to use the Citrix Receiver Clean-Up Utility ( CTX137494) – normally this tool removes everything related to old Receiver or Online Plugin Versions. Receiver has been replaced by Citrix Workspace App. This article is based on Citrix Receiver 4.12 released in June 2018. I cleaned up the registry and file system and removed everything which contained Citrix – but still the same error. The Citrix Receiver is a client component in a Citrix infrastructure that allows a user to launch Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop resources, such as published applications and desktops. The configuration manager cannot be initialized.Īfter removing all old Receiver Installations the error still occurred. Next I pre-configured all of the necessary GPOs: added storefront server to the intranet zone, configured the citrix objects for the SSON (pass-through auth), and the citrix object for our storefront site. The start of the installation always failed with the message: What I did to resolve the issue was run the Citrix Receiver Cleanup utility, then deleted all non-admin user profiles, and rebooted. I would appreciate any ideas on how this can be resolved.Today I would like to describe you an interesting problem I had during my last receiver deployments. However as soon as this is attached to standard virtual machine (either via username or hostname), it doesnt launch the ssonsvr.exe process even though NetworkProviders are showing up properly (thanks to the script) and therefore preventing single sign on feature to work properly. This fixed the problem when AppStack was attached (to hostname) to my clean provisioning machine. I modified a startup.bat script to change the registry values so they show PnSson network providers. I went through the snapvol.cfg file to make sure these locations are not excluded and they are not. I can see the 2nd value present on the machine when AppStack is attached, however I do not see the 1st two network provider entries. It also creates an entry under under HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\PnSson * HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\NetworkProvider\Order * HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\NetworkProvider\HwOrder Receiver installation creates a new Network Provider registry value (PnSson) under: When Receiver ICA Client is installed on an App Volume, single sing on process is not running when the volume is attached.
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