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May 27, 2009 at 9:19 pm #2816
Hey everyone,
Another question! (appreciate all the help so far)
I need to change the following to settings to Max (8MB)
under control panel ICA Performance
Max Cache
Use Citrix Default Bitmap Cache Valueso, I set this manually on a device and then built a package in WDM importing just the GLOBAL ICA settings from this device.
I noticed when I then deployed this new package to other devices it made the changes I needed but also wiped out any connections that were configured on the device it was deployed to.
So, I went into the registry and hacked away at it to hopefully remove everything but the cache configuration. I was left with this:
; Date = 05/27/2009 12:38:20
; Filtered = Global ICA Client Settings,
; Template = c:inetpubwwwrootRegFilter40.tpl
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWYSEICA_GLOBALThinwire3.0]
"TwRedundantImageItems"="5592"
"PersistentCacheSize"="8388608"
"PersistentCachePercent"="100"
"PersistentCacheMinBitmap"="1500"
"PersistentCacheEnabled"="Off"
"WindowsCache"="8192"
"TW2CachePower"="23"
"PersistentCachePath"="Tempcache"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWYSEICA_GLOBALThinwire3.0WyseIcaDefaultSettings]
"EnableBitmapCache"=dword:0
"EnableWindowsCache"=dword:0
"DefaultPersistentCacheSize"="0"
"MaxPersistentCacheSize"="8192"
"MinPersistentCacheSize"="0"
"DefaultTW2CachePower"="20"
"MaxTW2CachePower"="23"
Now when I deploy this package to a device it doesn’t configure those settings and it also seems to “break” the standard boot up… It brings me to the CE Desktop on the device rather than the default connection Manager.
I was able to get the device back to the Default Connection Manager but am pretty confused as to why this didnt work and as to why simply modifying those registry keys would do this?
any help would be appreciated!
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