Profile Management 2109

Fixed issues

December 9, 2021

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Profile Management 2109 contains the following fixed issues compared to Profile Management 2106:

When using Citrix Profile Management version 2009 or later and with the Enable search index roaming for Outlook policy enabled, the Outlook search index might fail after a second logon. As a result, the Outlook search fails. [CVADHELP-16499]
With the Logon Exclusion Check policy set to Delete excluded files or folders, users might experience prolonged initial logons. The issue occurs when a user profile contains many files or folders that the policy setting requires Profile Management to delete. [CVADHELP-17230]
When migrating application profiles using the Automatic migration of existing application profiles policy, some application profiles and settings might not be migrated successfully. [CVADHELP-17593]
Logging on to the same VDA again might cause a duplicate profile. [CVADHELP-17676]
Changing the folder redirection path through the Citrix Profile Management policy might result in deletion of data in the legacy folder redirection path. [CVADHELP-17833]
The desktop might become unusable in the following cases:
- When you put the entire user profile in its profile container
- When you log off and log back on in a short interval [CVADHELP-17941]
With the Enable search index roaming for Outlook feature enabled, the following error message appears when users search for emails in Microsoft Outlook: Something went wrong and your search couldn’t be completed. The issue occurs because Profile Management fails to hook the relevant APIs to the Windows Search service. [UPM-3535]

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Fixed issues

December 9, 2021

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December 9, 2021

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Fixed issues

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