Fixed issues

June 17, 2019

Contributed by: C

Profile Management 1906 contains the following fixed issues compared to Profile Management 1903:

On Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10 Enterprise for Virtual Desktops, you might find that the applications pinned to the Start menu disappear if you log off the machine and then log on again. [UPM-1562]
In the Programs and Features window, you can see the following three links after you select the Citrix Profile Management program: Help link, Support link, and Update information. Those links do not work. [UPM-1597]
With the Enable search index roaming for Outlook feature enabled, Profile Management might fail to mount the OutlookSearchIndex.vhdx file on logon. The issue occurs when a user uses the feature for the first time or the first time a user uses the feature after a profile reset. As a workaround, log oﬀ and log back on. [UPM-1658]
On Windows 10 version 1903, the variable !ctx_osname! that you use to build paths expands to the OS name incorrectly. Instead of the proper OS name “Win10RS6”, the variable expands to “Win10RS5.” The issue occurs when you enable Profile Management and set the Path to user store as a path that contains the variable !ctx_osname!. [UPM-1713]
When using Citrix Profile Management, Microsoft’s bug fix to delete the firewall rules that were created during the user logon under the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy might not work. The issue occurs because the Citrix Profile Management doesn’t call Microsoft’s standard API to delete the local profile. For more information about the fix, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article KB4467684. [LD1074]
The files that you delete from a session might not be deleted from the UPM store. [LD1270]

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Fixed issues

June 17, 2019

Contributed by: C

Fixed issues

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