The following are a few Microsoft Office 2016 optimization settings I’ve been using for clients to disable annoying first run wizards and visual enhancements that could potentially slow down performance. User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Template > Microsoft Office 2016 > First Run >
Problem You attempt to connect to a virtual desktop from the internet with the VMware View Horizon Client which passes the traffic to VMware Horizon View Security server which then contacts the View Connection server which then attempts to establish a connection to the VDI
Problem I’ve had a several clients call me in regards to a common issue when upgrading VMware Horizon View to veresion 7.0.x where their vCenter Servers status is labeled with the red colour and the Status is listed as Untrusted Certificate but clicking on the
While most enterprise organizations typically have deployment applications such as SCCM for new or upgrades of applications, some smaller companies may not and tasks such as upgrading the VMware Horizon View agent may become quite labour intensive if the environment uses full clone desktops that
Problem You’ve installed or upgraded to the latest VMware Horizon Agent onto a Windows 7 virtual desktop: … but quickly noticed that you are no longer able to RDP to the virtual machine as the following error message is thrown: This computer can’t connect to
Problem You’ve noticed that the following error is thrown when you attempt to connect to a VMware Horizon View virtual desktop through the security server with the VMware Horizon Client: Unable to connect to desktop: There is no available gateway for the display protocol. Try
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 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
