Problem You attempt to install the VMware Horizon View agent onto a Windows 7 virtual machine but the installation fails with the following error message: Error 1311. Source file not found: C:Users<userName>AppdataLocalTemp{68CA9784-0791-433F-8EBF-0714B20B627F}~setupVmwVau~1.cab. Verify that the file exists and that you can access it. Navigate to
Problem You’ve completed deploying a new set of VMware Horizon View 6.2.1 servers in an environment and began configuring the View Composer settings: View Composer is collocated with the vCenter so you select the View Composer co-installed with vCenter Server option: However, you receive the
Problem You’ve deployed a new Windows desktop, created a manual desktop pool and then added the desktop to the pool. With the newly added desktop listed as Available in the Status column, you attempt to connect to the desktop via PCoIP with your VMware Horizon
Problem I was recently involved with an Internet Explorer upgrade for a client with VMware Horizon VIew virtual desktops accelerated with SanDisk’s ioVDI solution where we noticed that after upgrading from Internet Explorer 9 to 11, we were no longer able to open PDFs from
Problem As a follow up to one of my previous posts: Upgrading from VMware Horizon View 6.0.1 to 6.2.1 causes connections to throw the error: “Unable to connect to desktop: There is no available gateway for the display protocol. Try again, or contact your administrator
Problem You attempt to upgrade your existing VMware Horizon View 6.0.1 infrastructure to 6.2.1 but noticed that after upgrading your View Connection and Security servers you receive the following error message when connecting to a virtual desktop: Unable to connect to desktop: There is no
Problem You’ve created a new pool of virtual desktops in your VMware Horizon View environment but noticed that while the virtual machines get created, they never get past the customizing status: After waiting 10 minutes or more, the customizing status switches to error with the
Problem You’ve recently renewed the certificate issued by a public CA for your VMware Horizon View Security server that secures external incoming traffic. Windows desktops continue to connect without any issues but users with iPads or Android devices receive the following error: iPad Error: Untrusted
