

- #PARALLELS CLIENT PREVENTING WINDOWS 10 FROM SHUTTING DOWN INSTALL#
- #PARALLELS CLIENT PREVENTING WINDOWS 10 FROM SHUTTING DOWN UPDATE#
- #PARALLELS CLIENT PREVENTING WINDOWS 10 FROM SHUTTING DOWN FOR WINDOWS 10#
If your Citrix Receiver is not launching in Windows 10, mentioned below are the steps you can undertake to fix these errors. For instance, launching Citrix with the regular domain user account fails to launch the desktops and applications.
#PARALLELS CLIENT PREVENTING WINDOWS 10 FROM SHUTTING DOWN FOR WINDOWS 10#
Citrix Receiver Not Launching in Windows 10Ĭitrix Receiver for Windows 10 has a list of arguably smart features, however, there are several issues that constantly pop up and prevent Citrix Receiver from launching in Windows 10. And these are just some of the many possible causes why Citrix Receiver is not launching applications. Notice that, for these two registry key values alone, much time can be spent trying out different values. Try setting this initially to 10,000 milliseconds and then increase up to 30,000.


Application Launch Attempts in a Published Desktop Get Disconnected If the name of the executable in question is there, create a backup of the registry key and then remove the executable’s name from the key. The value of this registry key should not contain the executable for the application the user is attempting to launch. This is found in the registry subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix\wfshell\TWI One of the places you’ll want to check is the value of LogoffCheckSysModules. When published applications don’t launch and the user doesn’t see any error message, then admins don’t see any entry that stands out in the Event Log of your Citrix server. Misconfigured LogoffCheckSysModules Registry Value in HKLM Citrix Receiver not Launching Applications Many solutions involve editing the Windows Registry-a high-risk operation that, if done wrong, can have serious consequences. For instance, if a user’s Citrix Receiver is not launching applications, you need to consider a number of factors. What might seem like a simple problem in the Citrix Receiver (renamed to Citrix Workspace App) can turn out to be very hard to troubleshoot.
#PARALLELS CLIENT PREVENTING WINDOWS 10 FROM SHUTTING DOWN INSTALL#
Install Parallels from distribution media.A typical Citrix environment can be complex. From Apple's Disk Utility program, execute the "First Aid" function on my main disk drive.Ĥ. Uninstall Parallels by dragging Parallels.app into the trash can.Ģ. I don't know if every one of these steps is required.ġ. The rep also guided me through the following procedure. I made the following changes to the Settings pages of my Windows virtual machine:ģ) Changed virtual machine graphics mode from Best for Retina to Scaled The Parallels rep had obviously studied my individual case with care, so I don't know if this work-around solution will fix everyone up.

#PARALLELS CLIENT PREVENTING WINDOWS 10 FROM SHUTTING DOWN UPDATE#
The rep also indicated that Parallels Inc knows about the problem, is not ignoring the problem, and will provide a software update to address the problem. Eventually I spoke with a very nice rep who provided the work-around. I generated a detailed technical report and filed a request for support on the Parallels web pile. Successful work-around provided by Parallels technical support. I had this issue on my 2017 iMac 27" machine.
