Citrix Plugin 10.13.2 Windows 10 Randompooled Catalogs

For instance, in a common virtual desktop deployment, each user is assigned to one desktop, Teams is deployed inside the virtual desktop as one application.

By default, we bundle all the necessary components into the Citrix Workspace app and the Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA).

These components open a control virtual channel (CTXMTOP) to the Citrix Workspace app-side media engine.

Reverse seamless snaps-in the local Citrix Workspace app window back into the hosted Microsoft Teams app.

That means that media is not exchanged between the Citrix Workspace app and the VDA.

This installation order is necessary for the ALLUSER1 flag to take effect.

If the virtual machine had Teams installed before the VDA was installed, uninstall and reinstall Teams.

If you are using App Layering, see the App Layering instructions at the end of this section for more details.

Instead, install in C:Program Files (x86)MicrosoftTeams by using the ALLUSER1 flag from the command line.

When you set this parameter, the Teams Machine-Wide Installer appears in Programs and Features in the Control Panel and in Apps features in Windows Settings for all users of the computer.

All users can then uninstall Teams if they have administrator credentials.

You can use the ALLUSERS1 parameter in non-VDI and VDI environments.

Use the ALLUSER1 parameter only in VDI environments to specify a per-machine installation.

Citrix Plugin 10.13.2 Windows 10 Randompooled Catalogs

For example, hosted shared apps or desktops out of a Windows Server or Windows 10 randompooled catalogs.

For more information, see Install Microsoft Teams using MSI (VDI Installation section).

You want the Teams application to auto-update and would prefer Teams to install per-user under AppdataLocal, use the.exe installer or the MSI without ALLUSER1.

Citrix cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of Registry Editor can be solved.

The app uses AppDataLocalMicrosoftTeamsMeetingAddin for logs and AppDataRoamingMicrosoftTeams (600700 MB) for user specific configurations, caching of elements in the user interface, and so forth.

Doing so prevents 8AM logon storms from spiking up the VMs CPU.

This setting ( disableGpu:true ) is stored in AppdataMicrosoftTeams inside the desktop-config.json file.

You can use a logon script to edit that file and set the value to true.

Using Teams with a non-persistent setup requires a profile caching manager for efficient Teams runtime data synchronization.

Having a profile caching manager ensures that the appropriate user-specific information (for example, user data, profile, and settings) is cached during the user session.

Excluding these items helps reduce the user caching size to further optimize your non-persistent setup.

There is no need to run Teams in two different Windows sessions simultaneously.

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