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If you’ve unwittingly discovered that the new Citrix Receiver 3.0 is not compatible with your old Presentation Server 4.0 farm, you’ve perhaps encountered a little trouble after rolling back to the previous version of the ICA client. If you have uninstalled Receiver and reverted to an older ICA client, you may receive …

One of the problems that has plagued Citrix admins and engineers has been third party print drivers. All it takes is for one bad print driver to misbehave, crash the print spooler, and generate dozens of support calls from users who suddenly cannot print. This common problem led to Citrix including the Citrix Universal …

Have you ever had an application that seemed to initially run fine under Windows x64, only to have it crash or complain when performing a certain function inside the app? If you’ve run into this problem, take heart because the fix is really simple. But first, it’s helpful to understand what happens when you run an …

In many Citrix environments it’s common to have a large variety of ICA client versions. One thing that sometimes surprises users and IT folks alike is how much of a performance increase can be seen after upgrading an old ICA client. But how do you know which clients need upgrading? One of the biggest challenges has …