Fixed issues

The Microsoft Teams screen sharing area intermittently flashes when using RDP to connect to a Windows 11 virtual machine or a physical Windows 2025 client.

The App Protection USB Filter Driver exclusion list might not work when configured using GACS.

Even after installing Citrix Workspace app for Windows 2402 CU1 using CitrixWorkspaceAppWeb.exe, the Welcome to Citrix Workspace dialog is still displayed.

When a .NET Desktop Runtime version update is applied to a Windows machine, Citrix Workspace™ app might close and disconnect any active sessions. To enable the fix, set the following registry key on the endpoint:

The default value of WorkspaceRestarterEnabled is True. If you need to disable session disconnections, set the value to False.

When you click on an app, the spinner starts but stops immediately before the app opens. This allows you to click on the app multiple times, which might cause the app to fail to open.

When you enable the App Protection feature, you might notice a delay in opening sessions during binary certificate validation if http://ocsp.digicert.com/ is not reachable.

When attempting to drag a maximized window to another monitor and then minimize it, clicking on the taskbar icon doesn't display the application.

Bidirectional Content Redirection might fail to bring the local web browser window to the foreground when clicking a URL link in a published application.

You might notice that the audio device was not recognized if unplugged and replugged during a VDA session, requiring client reconnect for the device to be recognized.

After upgrading to Citrix Workspace app for Windows 2402, the default audio and communication devices might not be set properly.

When moving an application window between monitors with different DPI values, you might experience double scaling or descaling, which can cause the published app to display black screens and graphical artifacts.

The standalone installation of BCR MSI might not be supported when installed by a non-admin user.

Citrix Workspace app command-line installation might fail if two gateway URLs are configured using command-line parameters.

The ADDLOCAL command to install the EPA client might fail.

The installation might fail midway when updating Citrix Workspace app using the /CleanInstall command if App Protection is running. With the fix, you will receive the following error message at the beginning of the installation:

It is recommended to either uninstall Citrix Workspace app first or upgrade without using the /CleanInstall if App Protection is already running.

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ICA® file signing validation might not work with native ICA launches.

The wfica32.exe process might exit unexpectedly and this issue occurs intermittently. , ,

After upgrading Citrix Workspace app to version 2402, Citrix Workspace app installed within published desktops (double hop) fail to launch automatically.

You might not be able to successfully launch certain apps when you connect to a session from one machine and then sign in to the same store from another machine (session roaming).

The wfica32.exe process might exit unexpectedly while sending analytics data.

Session launch might fail when the anti-keylogging feature of App Protection is enabled. This issue occurs only on Windows 11 24H2.

Multi-monitor setups might not work when the delivery group has Local App Access (LAA) enabled and the client has the rightmost monitor set as the primary display.

The wfica32.exe process might exit unexpectedly when a USB device without a proper device descriptor is redirected.

You might notice that when moving the published app window in the second hop launched from a seamless published application, the app might display a dark-colored window border, and the app window might fail to move to a new position.

When you use published apps which have a systray icon, you might experience that the session stops responding followed by the Citrix HDX error.

You might fail to sign in to Citrix Workspace with Workspace Environment Management™ (WEM) tool hub when you use Active Directory and token for authentication. ,

After enabling device posture, you might be prompted for authentication during each periodic refresh until you successfully authenticate.

As part of periodic polling or network refresh, when enabling or disabling a published resource in Citrix Studio, the SelfService UI does not refresh as expected. As a result, you might notice inconsistencies between the actual state and the displayed state of the published resources.

You might not be able to sign in to Citrix Workspace app using single sign-on or might not see the authentication prompt in cloud stores. This issue occurs when the account is configured through the GPO or command line for the first time and when the SelfService mode is set to false and the Silent authentication to Citrix Workspace policy is enabled.