- Citrix receiver cleanup tool install#
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- Citrix receiver cleanup tool windows#
Start-Process -FilePath $InstallDir -ArgumentList “/uninstall /cleanup /silent” -wait
$InstallDirs = “`”$InstallLocationCitrixCitrix online plug-inTrolleyExpress.exe`””, “`”$InstallLocationCitrixCitrix online plug-in – webTrolleyExpress.exe`””
$InstallLocation=$env:AllUsersProfile + “Application Data” If (($OSVersionNo.Build -eq 2600) -or ($OSVersionNo.Build -eq 3790))
Citrix receiver cleanup tool install#
#Get the correct location of install directory Start-Process -FilePath msiexec.exe -ArgumentList $ArgumentList -wait $ArgumentList = “/x” + “” + ” /qn REBOOT=ReallySuppress /quiet” #Uninstall old clients that use GUIDs, 11.000 and below Stop-Process -ProcessName wfcrun32 -force #Kill Citrix Client Processses that prevent uninstall #*FileName: Citrix_Client_Uninstall_and_Install.ps1 See eDocs for the command line install options $ArgumentList= Add or remove all your required features including updating SERVER_LOCATION with the path to your services site. N.B This path needs to be in your I.E Local intranet sites to prevent a Open File – Security Warning appearing
Citrix receiver cleanup tool full#
$InstallFiles= Enter the full path to the CitrixReceiverEnterprise.exe. Under the #InstallReceiver section you need to edit It first kills the processes that can prevent uninstall and then at the end it checks that PnSson is in the network binding provider order as I have been having problems with this and it stops single sign on working.
Citrix receiver cleanup tool windows#
The script should work on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 2003, Windows 2008, and Windows 2008 R2 but I haven’t tested it on all so let me know if you get an issues. I am no longer able to System Restore back before whatever I did.This script will uninstall ALL versions of Citrix online plugin AND Receiver and then install Citrix Receiver, it should work for any version of Receiver but I wrote it for 3.4. I found the Receiver Cleanup utility embedded inside its own files under C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\Citrix WorkSpace 2109 - but running it changes nothing and attempting to install does nothing either.Īny ideas on how I can remove Citrix from my device? Let me know if you need any information. I cannot uninstall Citrix Workspace because it does not show up in Programs and Features I'm not 100% certain that Citrix fully installed itself properly but rather just restored files back, sort of like a 0% -> 100% instantly type thing when installing. I moved the Citrix folder from the C:\Program Files (x86) folder into the recycle bin and initiated a reinstall, this processed through successfully, and Citrix was functional from that point, HOWEVER, it no longer appears under Programs and Features, meaning that I cannot uninstall it. This has caused an issue, in that when attempting to uninstall I then met an issue of it saying: "The global document path cannot be retrieved"Īfter seeing this, I began playing and trying to force it to recognise that it wasn't installed in the hopes that it would initiate a reinstall followed by enabling me to uninstall
Citrix receiver cleanup tool drivers#
I recently encountered a lot of BSODs on my Windows ComputerĪs part of the triage I was suggested by a Community Expert on Windows Forums to uninstall Citrix entirely so that we could test without it installed as it appears to be the case that drivers are causing problems, and in doing so I was running the Windows Driver Verifier tool (verifier.exe) - In doing so I needed to create a system restore to roll back to as the tool often causes failed boots.Įnd result, this time around, I uninstalled Citrix Workspace, among other things, and then used the tool, after reaching the point at which I would perform a System Restore, I realised that I had not taking a snapshot before I started the tool, thereby forcing myself to roll back before I uninstalled Workspace. This is a rather long story however I'll break it down in a few points:
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