Citrix / Terminal Services - "The requested session access is denied"
A published application that is available to me is acting weird. I can't open it if it's the only application I try to open (via my Citrix Online Plugin, or Web interface login). It will just get a Windows Logon window that says "The requested session access is denied".
If I launch another published application first, particularly the "Citrix Delivery Services Console", let it load, then open the other application, it will open just fine.
If I remote into the server that the application is published within, I can remote desktop in just fine, and launch the application within their just fine.
My permissions in Windows and in Citrix for the server/farm/application appear to be fine, so I've no idea what else could be causing this weird issue....
If I launch another published application first, particularly the "Citrix Delivery Services Console", let it load, then open the other application, it will open just fine.
If I remote into the server that the application is published within, I can remote desktop in just fine, and launch the application within their just fine.
My permissions in Windows and in Citrix for the server/farm/application appear to be fine, so I've no idea what else could be causing this weird issue....
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Thx I will try it
Would a reboot be needed after making that registry change?
Would a reboot be needed after making that registry change?
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Thanks one of these fixed it as it's now working fine
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I have checked those settings and they are default with no apparent settings that would isolate my user account/profile having this issue.