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Hmmmm, It sounds like you might have an issue with Speedstream acceleration. The Icons may be there the whole time, but a refresh causes the screenshot to be send again. If the users move the mouse over where the icons should be, do they show up? Or must a refresh be done?
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Hmmmm, It sounds like you might have an issue with Speedstream acceleration. The Icons may be there the whole time, but a refresh causes the screenshot to be send again. If the users move the mouse over where the icons should be, do they show up? Or must a refresh be done?

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I'll relay these thoughts to Wayne and see what we come up with. &nbsp;<br />
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I'll relay the results probably next week and we'll go on from there.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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I'll relay these thoughts to Wayne and see what we come up with.  

I'll relay the results probably next week and we'll go on from there.

Thanks.


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We're running Citrix Metaframe 4.0 on Server 2003 Enterprise, with most of our users on thin clients. &nbsp;However, several dozen employees who are full desktop-based are using the Application Sets, of course, and have the published icons on their desktops. &nbsp;Every morning, they have to click &quot;Refresh&quot; and wait a few seconds (or up to a minute) before any of the icons become usable. &nbsp; Is there any way to prevent them from having to go thru that process on a daily (or more often!) basis? &nbsp; We do restart our Citrix farm every night to keep operations stable as possible. &nbsp; <br />
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Thanks!
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We're running Citrix Metaframe 4.0 on Server 2003 Enterprise, with most of our users on thin clients.  However, several dozen employees who are full desktop-based are using the Application Sets, of course, and have the published icons on their desktops.  Every morning, they have to click "Refresh" and wait a few seconds (or up to a minute) before any of the icons become usable.   Is there any way to prevent them from having to go thru that process on a daily (or more often!) basis?   We do restart our Citrix farm every night to keep operations stable as possible.   

Thanks!

Users having to click &quot;refresh&quot; every day

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Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Users having to click &quot;refresh&quot; every day

Users having to click "refresh" every day