For All Things Citrix. Hello everyone, I'm having some issues with Citrix Receiver on my Windows 10 machine. It had been working fine but I was prompted for an update and then it all went to hell. I've uninstalled it, ran the receiver cleanup, went into the registry and removed files, rebooted multiple times, reinstalled (from various places, vendor and citrix direct), and I'm still having no luck. Slipknot crowz rapidshare premium. When I try and install I get a machine assembly error message. The program seems to be there but there's no.ica file extension in my default apps by file library and there's nothing in the /icaclient folder for winfc32 (sorry if I missed a letter here for me to manually link to. When I try and launch my.ica file I get a message that the version of Citrix is the most current and the installer is going to quit.

I can succesfully launch.ica files through the Chrome app just not like I did before. This is kind of less than ideal as I don't have access to all my drives and the formatting is a bit wonky. I've reached out to the vendor my client uses (I'm working as a consultant) and they are trying to help but they say that Citrix is a 3rd party program and we aren't really making any headway. I have the error log files (wasn't sure best way to put them up here, Pastebin?) and would appreciate any advice or help people could provide. I'm running a 64 bit version of Windows 10 Home, version 1709, build 16299.64 Thank you in advance for any help you could provide!

July 4, 2018 To remove components, Citrix recommends using the Windows feature for removing or changing programs. Alternatively, you can remove components using the command line, or a script on the installation media. When you remove components, prerequisites are not removed, and firewall settings are not changed. When you remove a Controller, the SQL Server software and the databases are not removed.

Before removing a Controller, remove it from the Site. Before removing Studio or Director, Citrix recommends closing them. If you upgraded a Controller from an earlier deployment that included Web Interface, you must remove the Web Interface component separately; you cannot use the installer to remove Web Interface.

Citrix ICA Client A guide to uninstall Citrix ICA Client from your computer Citrix ICA Client is a software application. This page contains details on how to remove it from your PC. It was created for Windows by Citrix Systems, Inc. Take a look here for more details on Citrix Systems, Inc. Unable to uninstall/remove Citrix XenApp Weg Plugin. How to Remove the Citrix ICA Client or XenApp Plug-in for Windows Using the Windows Installer Uninstall String (MSI files) or InstallShield (EXE files) This should help to answer your question. Sincerely, Marilyn.

When you remove a VDA, the machine restarts automatically after the removal, by default. Remove components using the Windows feature for removing or changing programs From the Windows feature for removing or changing programs: • To remove a Controller, Studio, Director, License Server, or StoreFront, select Citrix XenApp or Citrix XenDesktop, then right-click and select Uninstall. The installer launches, and you can select the components to be removed. Alternatively, you can remove StoreFront by right-clicking Citrix StoreFront and selecting Uninstall. • To remove a VDA, select Citrix Virtual Delivery Agent, then right-click and select Uninstall. The installer launches and you can select the components to be removed.

• To remove the Universal Print Server, select Citrix Universal Print Server, then right-click and select Uninstall. Remove core components using the command line From the x64 XenDesktop Setup directory on the installation media, run the XenDesktopServerSetup.exe command.

• To remove one or more components, use the /remove and /components options. • To remove all components, use the /removeall option. For command and parameter details, see.

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