- What's new
- System requirements and compatibility
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Install
- Install and uninstall Citrix Receiver for Windows manually
- Configure and install using command-line parameters
- Deploy using Active Directory and sample startup scripts
- Deploy Citrix Receiver for Windows from Receiver for Web
- Deploy Citrix Receiver for Windows from a Web Interface logon screen
- Deploy using System Center Configuration Manager 2012 R2
- Configure
- Optimize the environment
- Improve the user experience
- Secure connections
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Secure communications
- Configure and enable TLS
- Configure smart card authentication for Web Interface 5.4
- Connect with Secure Gateway
- Connect through a firewall
- Connect through a proxy server
- Enforce trust relationship
- Elevation level and wfcrun32.exe
- ICA file signing to protect against application or desktop launches from untrusted servers
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Citrix Receiver for Windows Help
- What is Citrix Receiver?
- Add accounts or switch servers
- Change how desktops look and work
- Display your devices in the Desktop Viewer
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Manage my passwords
- Use Account Self-Service
- Change your password manually
- Common questions and issues
- Change your password automatically
- Pause and resume Single Sign-on
- Group programs in a password sharing group
- Store user names and passwords
- Register answers for security questions
- Remove user names and passwords
- Reveal your password
- Set up Citrix Single Sign-on for the first time
- Use apps when not connected to the Internet
- Find desktops and apps
- Manage sessions
- Refresh or remove apps
- Citrix Receiver for Windows Desktop Lock
- SDK and API
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Set up Citrix Single Sign-on for the first time
Depending on how your company sets it up, Citrix Single Sign-on starts automatically, either when you log on to your computer or when you start your first password-protected program or Web site.
If your company configured Single Sign-on to gather information from you as it runs for the first time, you may be asked to answers to security questions, such as “Who was your favorite teacher?” Your answer to these questions will help verify your identity if necessary.