Profile Management

Fixed issues in 1912 LTSR CU8

September 15, 2023

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Compared to: Profile Management 1912 LTSR CU7

Profile Management 1912 LTSR CU8 contains all fixes included in the 1912 LTSR initial release, CU1, CU2, CU3, CU4, CU5, CU6, CU7, plus the following, new fixes:

The Reset Profile button in Citrix Director might be grayed out for some users. [CVADHELP-20497]
The upmjit.sys module might prevent Windows terminals from launching. [CVADHELP-21352]
After upgrading Profile Management or Windows OS version, the profile containers might fail to load. [CVADHELP-21836]
With the profile container-based Profile Management enabled, users might have access to the profile files and folders of other users. [CVADHELP-21913]
Profile Management might reset the customized Outlook OST path during logon. [CVADHELP-21974]
The automatic migration of existing application profiles feature might not work after you upgrade Microsoft Windows 10 to version 22H2 or later. [CVADHELP-22510]
When you sign out and sign into Profile Management again, the deleted file might still be present in the user store. [CVADHELP-22618]
After you upgrade a VDA to 1912 LTSR CU4 or 2203 LTSR CU2 with Profile Management enabled, a PowerShell window might pop up for a short amount of time. The issue occurs during the desktop session logon. [CVADHELP-22620]
Attempts to sign in with the same user name on two different domains in a forest might fail. [CVADHELP-22965]
When you configure a customized path for Outlook OST files through Group Policy or the registry and if the customized path contains user environment variables, Microsoft Outlook profiles might fail to load. [CVADHELP-23072]

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Fixed issues in 1912 LTSR CU8

September 15, 2023

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