Programs installed prior to converting that server into an RDSH may not work properly, and you might have to uninstall and reinstall them. We need to install a program onto our RDSH server. We will also need, of course, the application installer files that we intend to launch. Restarting the server also automatically places it back into Execute Mode. So if your application installer asks you to restart as part of the installation process, your RDSH will be placed back into Execute Mode when it boots, and in that case, you do not have to enter the command manually.
Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. If you have an app that needs specific per-user keys that you can't get it working any other way it's worth adding keys there manually to see if it fixes the problem, I've done that with many apps in our Citrix farms. It was a pain figuring out why some of the stuff happens when you troubleshoot something concerning this for the first time.
Why are these keys here? I've deleted them. Especially with the timestamping going on in the background Bastard wrote: afidel wrote: Bastard wrote: After reading some more: It records every change made to HKCU in the installing phase and puts that in the logging on users's registry. Or you alway end up opening the same inbox in a mail client.
Terminal Server - what exactly does "change user" DO?
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