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Connect to the server, then double-click the Citrix symbol in the taskbar, and click the &quot;File security&quot; button on the left side.<br />
If you're using a published desktop, you'll get the same dialog from the window title menu.<br />

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Connect to the server, then double-click the Citrix symbol in the taskbar, and click the "File security" button on the left side.
If you're using a published desktop, you'll get the same dialog from the window title menu.


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Thanks for the tip but I'm accessing the server through the Web Interface (using IE 7) - so there is no Citrix symbol in the task bar - just the IE icon.<br />
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The Settings button in the Application window doesn't have any security settings - just Presentation and Connection Settings.<br />
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Any other thoughts?
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Thanks for the tip but I'm accessing the server through the Web Interface (using IE 7) - so there is no Citrix symbol in the task bar - just the IE icon.

The Settings button in the Application window doesn't have any security settings - just Presentation and Connection Settings.

Any other thoughts?

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I am using Citrix Presentation server 4.0 and am accessing Windows Explorer to transfer files from the remote system to my local PC.<br />
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When I first accessed the mapped local drives (V: = local C$ share) I misanswered the windows security prompt re &quot;allow access&quot;.<br />
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I checked Don't Allow and Never Ask Me Again (or equivalent.)<br />
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I meant to check Always Allow and Never Ask Me Again (or equivalent.)<br />
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How can I &quot;reset&quot; this on my local PC so I can pick the right options and access the local drives?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Tim
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I am using Citrix Presentation server 4.0 and am accessing Windows Explorer to transfer files from the remote system to my local PC.

When I first accessed the mapped local drives (V: = local C$ share) I misanswered the windows security prompt re "allow access".

I checked Don't Allow and Never Ask Me Again (or equivalent.)

I meant to check Always Allow and Never Ask Me Again (or equivalent.)

How can I "reset" this on my local PC so I can pick the right options and access the local drives?

Thanks,

Tim

Citrix - need to &quot;reset&quot; allow access to local files responses

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Citrix - need to &quot;reset&quot; allow access to local files responses

Citrix - need to "reset" allow access to local files responses