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Root(C:) on windows File Explorer<br />
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we have internal website, when we click on an icon it opens a Citrix application that we log into then it opens up a window with other icons. After I click on an icon it opens file Explorer , on the top under Computer it show ROOT(C:)<br />
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It looks like all the subfolders under ROOT(C:) are really located in my PC but they are not . if I close out then go to the file Explorer in my computer I see completely different subfolders under my C drive, I do not see Root(C:) at all.<br />
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I believe Citrix is mapping the file Explorer to a location on a citrix server, but would like to know if that's the case and how it is done<br />
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Thank you
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Root(C:) on windows File Explorer

we have internal website, when we click on an icon it opens a Citrix application that we log into then it opens up a window with other icons. After I click on an icon it opens file Explorer , on the top under Computer it show ROOT(C:)

It looks like all the subfolders under ROOT(C:) are really located in my PC but they are not . if I close out then go to the file Explorer in my computer I see completely different subfolders under my C drive, I do not see Root(C:) at all.

I believe Citrix is mapping the file Explorer to a location on a citrix server, but would like to know if that's the case and how it is done

Thank you

Root(C:) on windows File Explorer

Citrix is the synonym for the virtualization and application infrastructure systems developed by the company of the same name. Main areas are application virtualization, Software-As-A-Service (SaaS), cloud-computing and networking. The two most well-known are Citrix XenApp or Citrix CloudPlatform.

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