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How to deselect/ remove Vitual Printing component in VMWare Tools?
Hello there,
We have XenApp 6.5 infrastructure hosted in VMware Hypervisor using Citrix PVS. Recently VM Admin updated VMWare tools from 4.1 to 5.1 and this contains bulitin ThinPrint Modules that is inteferering in current ThinPrint deployment in XenApp 6.5 server.
Devices and Printers are blank.
Please advise what is the easiest way to deselect/ remove Vitual Printing component in VMWare Tools?
Thanks and Regards
We have XenApp 6.5 infrastructure hosted in VMware Hypervisor using Citrix PVS. Recently VM Admin updated VMWare tools from 4.1 to 5.1 and this contains bulitin ThinPrint Modules that is inteferering in current ThinPrint deployment in XenApp 6.5 server.
Devices and Printers are blank.
Please advise what is the easiest way to deselect/ remove Vitual Printing component in VMWare Tools?
Thanks and Regards
VMwareVirtualizationCitrix
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