Lazyeyes
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Remove Internet Explorer security warning on terminal servers (Citrix)
Hi all!
I have a problem.
When users are searching for a telephone number or a user in Trio Present on a Citrix Desktop server a message appears in Internet Explorer:
"When you send information to the internet, it might be possible for others to see that information. do you want to continue?"
I found the registry setting that disable this message:
HCLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WI
Values:
0 = do not prompt
1 = Prompt with checkbox checked
101 = Prompt with checkbox unchecked
I made a script:
SET WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shel
'Removes security warning in Internet Explorer
WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
I have tried this script and it works, it changes the registry so the message do not appear.
I tried to link this script into the GPO for Terminal Servers (User Configuration-Windows Settings-Scripts-Logon), but when a user logs on the registry isn`t changed.
If I try to connect to a Citrix Desktop server via RDP the registry is changed, but not via Citrix. (This is because I use my admin user, not my ordinary user)
This only happens when a user connects to a Citrix desktop server.
If`I try to check the box "don`t show this message again" the message still shows up the next time I log in via Citrix to that Desktop server.
Does anyone have a clue or a solution I would be very pleased.
My customer wants this message to disappear.
I have a problem.
When users are searching for a telephone number or a user in Trio Present on a Citrix Desktop server a message appears in Internet Explorer:
"When you send information to the internet, it might be possible for others to see that information. do you want to continue?"
I found the registry setting that disable this message:
HCLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WI
Values:
0 = do not prompt
1 = Prompt with checkbox checked
101 = Prompt with checkbox unchecked
I made a script:
SET WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shel
'Removes security warning in Internet Explorer
WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
I have tried this script and it works, it changes the registry so the message do not appear.
I tried to link this script into the GPO for Terminal Servers (User Configuration-Windows Settings-Scripts-Logon), but when a user logs on the registry isn`t changed.
If I try to connect to a Citrix Desktop server via RDP the registry is changed, but not via Citrix. (This is because I use my admin user, not my ordinary user)
This only happens when a user connects to a Citrix desktop server.
If`I try to check the box "don`t show this message again" the message still shows up the next time I log in via Citrix to that Desktop server.
Does anyone have a clue or a solution I would be very pleased.
My customer wants this message to disappear.
chuckyh
That key you are setting is in HKLM, try setting the one in HKCU instead. Or you can turn on loop back processing for GPO.
ASKER
My script points to HKCU, so I already tried that.
WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
Also tried to point the script to HKLM, that works but HKCU still shows wrong value even if I have enabled loopback.
Something is blocking users to edit registry settings, but I have no problems changing registry settings via ICA connection.
The settings getting "restored" each time I login the second time.
WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
Also tried to point the script to HKLM, that works but HKCU still shows wrong value even if I have enabled loopback.
Something is blocking users to edit registry settings, but I have no problems changing registry settings via ICA connection.
The settings getting "restored" each time I login the second time.
Is the GPO applied to the citrix servers or the users? Can you run policy wizard to see which settings actually gets applied?
ASKER
The GPO is applied to the Citrix servers OU. The settings gets applied (tried with an msgbox in the script). I think the problem is that the logon script is running after the script in the GPO
ASKER
If I log on to the desktop server the value in registry is wrong, but if I do a gpupdate the value change in registry. Gotta be the logon script that mess things up. The strange part is that the changes isn`t saved to the registry when I log off.
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Found it out myself