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SUPERSEDED: Hotfix Rollup Pack 3 for Citrix XenApp 6.5 for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2

  • CTX138537
  • Created On  Dec 12, 2013
  • Updated On  Jun 29, 2014
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Hotfix Rollup Pack 3 for Citrix XenApp 6.5 for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2

Readme

Hotfix readme name: XAE650W2K8R2X64R03.HTML
Hotfix package name: XA650W2K8R2X64R03.MSP
For: Computers running XenApp 6.5 for Windows Server 2008 R2
Replaced hotfixes: See table
Invalidated hotfixes: See table
Date: December, 2013
Languages supported: English (US), German (DE), Spanish (ES), French (FR), Japanese (JA), Simplified Chinese (SC)
Readme version: 1.06

Readme Revision History

Version DateChange Description
1.06 June, 2014 Modified list of replaced hotfixes
1.05 June, 2014 Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.04 May, 2014 Modified list of invalidated hotfixes
1.03 March, 2014 Modified section Known Installation/Uninstallation Issues; list of invalidated hotfixes
1.02 February, 2014 Modified list of replaced hotfixes; list of invalidated hotfixes; descriptions of #LA3528, #LA5161
1.01 December, 2013 Modified list of replaced hotfixes; list of invalidated hotfixes; descriptions of #LA3968, #LA3969, #LA3970, #LA3971
1.00 December, 2013 Initial release

Contents

This hotfix rollup pack replaces most individual hotfixes released for this version of XenApp so far and introduces a number of new fixes and enhancements that have not been released previously.

Where to Find Documentation

This document describes the issue(s) solved by this hotfix rollup pack and includes installation instructions. The full XenApp and other product documentation is available from Citrix eDocs, the Citrix Product Documentation Library.

Additional documentation of interest:

Replaced Hotfixes

This hotfix rollup pack replaces the following hotfixes:

XA650W2K8R2X64R01, XA650W2K8R2X64R02, XA650R01W2K8R2X64079, XA650R01W2K8R2X64104, XA650R02W2K8R2X64001, XA650R02W2K8R2X64002, XA650R02W2K8R2X64003, XA650R02W2K8R2X64004, XA650R02W2K8R2X64005, XA650R02W2K8R2X64006, XA650R02W2K8R2X64007, XA650R02W2K8R2X64008, XA650R02W2K8R2X64010, XA650R02W2K8R2X64011, XA650R02W2K8R2X64013, XA650R02W2K8R2X64015, XA650R02W2K8R2X64016, XA650R02W2K8R2X64017, XA650R02W2K8R2X64018, XA650R02W2K8R2X64019, XA650R02W2K8R2X64020, XA650R02W2K8R2X64021, XA650R02W2K8R2X64022, XA650R02W2K8R2X64023, XA650R02W2K8R2X64024, XA650R02W2K8R2X64025, XA650R02W2K8R2X64027, XA650R02W2K8R2X64028, XA650R02W2K8R2X64029, XA650R02W2K8R2X64030, XA650R02W2K8R2X64031, XA650R02W2K8R2X64032, XA650R02W2K8R2X64038

Invalidated Hotfixes

Installing this hotfix rollup pack partially invalidates the following hotfixes. This happens because not all fixes in these hotfixes are included in the hotfix rollup pack. Obtain or request the corresponding replacement hotfixes for any invalidated fixes you require as follows:

Invalidated Fix
Invalidated Hotfix
Replacement Hotfix
#LA3017
XA650R02W2K8R2X64026
XA650R03W2K8R2X64016,
XA650R03W2K8R2X64006
#LA3213
XA650R01W2K8R2X64105,
XA650R01W2K8R2X64103,
XA650R01W2K8R2X64090,
XA650R01W2K8R2X64077
TBD
#LA3292,
#LA5142
XA650R02W2K8R2X64042
XA650R03W2K8R2X64007
#LA4906
XA650R02W2K8R2X64037
XA650R03W2K8R2X64013
#LA5053
XA650R02W2K8R2X64039
TBD
#LA5144
XA650R02W2K8R2X64041
XA650R03W2K8R2X64014

 

*Note: There are currently no plans to reissue Fix #LA3213 for customers who install Hotfix Rollup Packs 2 or 3. For a workaround to address #LA3213, Citrix recommends that you upgrade from Web Interface to StoreFront. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX139761.
From the description of #LA3213: Session sharing might not work for up to five minutes after the initial launch of the session. The issue occurs with sessions launched from Version 5.4 of the Web Interface with Workspace Control disabled and the "Override user device names" option cleared.

Important Notes

  • Caution: Several items in this hotfix rollup pack require you to edit the registry. Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Citrix cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of Registry Editor can be solved. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.

  • Skype might not recognize the camera, in which case the video portion of the Skype call is missing. To avoid this, make sure the camera is connected before launching Skype. If necessary, sign out of Skype and then sign back into Skype. In some cases, it might be necessary to disconnect and reconnect the camera before signing back into Skype.

Known Installation/Uninstallation Issues

  • For information about the order of deployment to servers in a farm and other helpful best practices guidelines, see Knowledge Center article CTX120842 (Best Practices for Citrix XenApp Hotfix Rollup Pack Installation and Deployment).

  • Installing this hotfix rollup pack partially invalidates several hotfixes. This happens because not all fixes in these hotfixes are included in the hotfix rollup pack. Obtain or request the corresponding replacement hotfixes for any invalidated fixes you require. List of invalidated hotfixes

  • On some Citrix XenApp servers, silent installation of hotfix rollup packs can fail and installation with UI can display the following error message: "Operation could not be completed (error 0x00000002)." If you are affected by this issue, see Knowledge Center article CTX133014 for more information.

  • If you intend to use the Universal Print Server feature, Citrix recommends that you install the Universal Print Server Client before installing this hotfix rollup pack. Otherwise - if you install the Universal Print Server Client after this hotfix rollup pack - a Windows Security dialog appears while you install the Universal Print Server Client.  If this happens, click "Install this driver software anyway" to finish the installation.

  • When installing this hotfix rollup pack on systems with Hotfix UpsClient710WX64100 installed, or when installing Hotfix UpsClient710WX64100 on systems with this hotfix rollup pack installed, a Windows security warning appears, stating that Windows cannot verify the publisher of the driver software. When this happens, click "Install this driver software anyway" to complete the installation.

  • While uninstalling this hotfix rollup pack from servers with the Universal Print Server Client installed, you may be prompted for the XenApp 6.5 base installer file (mps.msi), available on the XenApp 6.5 original source media. Also, after uninstalling this hotfix rollup pack, you must uninstall and then reinstall the Universal Print Server Client in order for the client to function properly.

New Fixes and Enhancements in This Hotfix Rollup Pack

This hotfix rollup pack introduces the following fixes that have not been previously released:

HDX MediaStream Windows Media Redirection Session/Connection
IMA Service Smart Cards
Keyboard System Exceptions
Printing User Experience
Server/Farm Administration User Interface

HDX MediaStream Windows Media Redirection

  1. This fix addresses an issue that can cause the video portion of a multimedia file to trail the audio portion slightly when rendering.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA2694]

IMA Service

  1. Upon server restart with configuration logging enabled, the IMA Service can take an unspecified amount of time to start.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#221158]

Keyboard

  1. This fix addresses an issue that prevents users from using the mouse scroll wheel in certain applications.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA2033]

  2. Certain keys might not function properly in a session using the Receiver for Linux with the Czech keyboard layout. Incorrect mappings can occur for the following characters:

    • ď will be incorrectly mapped as Ď
    • ň will be incorrectly mapped as Ň
    • ť will be incorrectly mapped as Ť

    Note: After installing this fix, when opening an RDP session from within a Receiver for Linux session there can be intermittent issues with the Shift key. To prevent this issue, Citrix recommends that you install Microsoft article KB2592687 on the Windows server. Alternatively, see Knowledge Center article CTX110281 for a workaround.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3968]

  3. Certain keys might not function properly in a session using the Receiver for Linux with the Brazilian ABNT2 keyboard layout. Incorrect mappings can occur for the following characters:

    • ä is incorrectly mapped as ̈a
    • â is incorrectly mapped as ˆa
    • When typing ς, nothing is displayed
    • When typing [, nothing is displayed
    • When typing {, nothing is displayed
    • Period (.) is incorrectly mapped as comma (,)

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3969]

  4. Certain keys might not function properly in a session using the Receiver for Linux with the Portuguese keyboard layout. Incorrect mappings can occur for the following characters:

    • When typing ˆp, nothing is displayed
    • When typing ̰p, nothing is displayed
    • ́p is incorrectly mapped as ƥ
    • ^ is incorrectly mapped as ^Y (random) and ^#
    • ê is incorrectly mapped as Ê
    • Ê is incorrectly mapped as ê
    • ˝ is incorrectly mapped as   ́4 (random) and   ́6
    • à is incorrectly mapped as À (this also occurs for other characters)

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3970]

  5. Certain keys might not function properly in a session using the Receiver for Linux with the Croatian keyboard layout. Incorrect mappings can occur for the following characters:

    • ć will be incorrectly mapped as Ć
    • ; will be incorrectly mapped as $
    • : will be incorrectly mapped as &

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3971]

Printing

  1. In certain deployments, the "Start this application without waiting for printers to be created" printer autocreation policy setting is and remains enabled for all applications. As a result, when printing from an application, all printers specified under the policy are created.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA1075]

  2. LPT port mapping might fail to work as expected with the following error message while sending print jobs to the LPT port:

    "The network path was not found."

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3963]

  3. When printing from a client printer through a XenApp session, the page size option defaults to "Letter." Additionally, the printing preferences might not be retained on a XenApp 6.5 session by publishing the "Printers" folder as described in Knowledge Center article CTX884335.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4474]

  4. On systems with Fix #247726 (Hotfix XA650R02W2K8R2X64036 or its replacement) installed, the Citrix Print Manager Service (CpSvc.exe) can experience high handle and thread counts.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4881]

  5. Autocreation of session printers can fail. The issue occurs when the Citrix Print Manager Service (CpSvc.exe) experiences high thread counts.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4083]

  6. The "Auto-create client printers" policy might fail to set default printers correctly.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5021]

  7. With the "Client printer names" policy set to "Legacy printer names," reconnecting to client printers can result in duplicate printers' appearing when reconnecting to a session. For example, a printer with a name of "client/#/<PrinterName>" might be created.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4995]

Server/Farm Administration

  1. Custom administrators might not be able to view the following information about a user profile - "Profile path" and "Profile load time" from Desktop Director even though they have the privileges (Servers > Sessions > View Session Management). However, full administrators can view the information about the user.

    After installing this fix, you must recreate the local host cache. To do this:

    1. Stop the IMA Service.
    2. Run DSMAINT RECREATELHC.
    3. Restart the IMA Service.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA2105]

  2. Intermittently, extraneous reboot messages can appear in the Event Viewer. The issue occurs when setting the reboot schedule randomization interval policy to a large value.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4805]

  3. In scenarios where Users 1 and 2 are connected to a XenApp published desktop, attempts by User 1 to connect to the session of User 2 from the AppCenter fail with an "Invalid Password" error.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4928]

  4. The icatdwsk.sys driver can cause the svchost.exe process (TermService) to consume 100% of the server CPU. As a result, connection attempts to and xml brokering services by affected servers fail.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5013]

  5. A Citrix policy set to filter on connection evidences using Access Gateway connection information fails to apply to sessions authenticated using a smart card.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4245]

  6. The usage of certain custom icons for published applications can stop application enumeration and the following error message appears when attempting to log on to Web Interface:

    "The system could not log you on. Ensure that you entered your details correctly and try again. If you are still unable to log on, contact your system administrator as your credentials may be invalid or there may be a problem with the authentication system."

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4937]

Session/Connection

  1. On occasion, published applications wait for printers to be created, even if the "Start this application without waiting for printers to be created" setting is enabled.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#247726]

  2. This fix addresses the following issues users can experience when Windows Media redirection is disabled by way of the associated policy (Citrix Policies > Computer > ICA > Multimedia > Windows Media Redirection):

    • Seek is not working properly
    • Video becomes unresponsive after Play > Pause > Play operations

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA2695]

  3. Java applications with a process name of javaw.exe cannot be terminated from the Connection Center.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3852]

  4. With Excelhook enabled, switching between Excel workbooks can cause specific Excel-based components of SAP BPC dialog to lose focus. The focus can be restored only after several attempts of switching between the Excel workbooks.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3752]

  5. With Excelhook enabled, switching between two session shared seamless applications (Excel 2010 and another application) can cause the Excel application window to stay attached to the mouse cursor. As a result, moving the mouse pointer causes the Excel window to be dragged on the screen instead of changing focus.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4348]

  6. The winlogon.exe process might exit unexpectedly on twi3.dll.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4268]

  7. Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications might take an extended period of time to load data on XenApp 6.5 servers with Hotfix Rollup Pack 1 installed.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4688]

  8. Attempts by custom applications to save files on mapped client drives can fail and a Disk full error occurs.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4663]

  9. When running a touch-optimized desktop (TouchOptimizedDesktop.exe), attempts to disconnect or lock a session while multiple applications are open can result in high CPU consumption.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4524]

  10. When increasing the Webcam video resolution as described in Knowledge Center article CTX124655, the Webcam application might exit unexpectedly. The default Common Intermediate Format (CIF) resolution works correctly.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4558]

  11. Session printers might take excessively long to be listed in the session.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5057]

  12. The Google Chrome browser might fail to connect the Receiver for HTML5 from the StoreFront.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5097]

  13. This enhancement adds support for touch-optimized desktops (TouchOptimizedDesktop.exe) to Receiver for Windows Phone 8 and Receiver for Windows 8 RT. For more information about the Touch-optimized Desktops feature, see http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/topic/xenapp65fp2-w2k8/xa-about-mobility-features.html.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5135]

  14. The Session Creation Server Duration (SCSD) value might be unexpectedly high for some user sessions in EdgeSight reports.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3919]

  15. After closing App-V applications in a XenApp 6.5 session, the session might stay active.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5102]

  16. When running a touch-optimized desktop session (TouchOptimizedDesktop.exe) on a XenApp6.5 server with Hotfix Rollup Pack 2 installed, the extended keyboard might fail to get displayed in Citrix Receiver for Android 3.4.13.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5246]

  17. The ConnectTime might not be recalculated during reconnect. As a result the Session Creation Server Duration (SCSD) and Session Startup Duration (SSSD) values can be unexpectedly high for certain sessions in EdgeSight reports.

    To enable the fix, you must set the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\wfshell
    Name: DisableServerStartupEventForReconnect
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Value: 1

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5141]

  18. On systems with Hotfix Rollup Pack 2 and Hotfix XA650R01W2K8R2X64090 installed, with the application instance limit set to "1" and Workspace Control disabled, attempts to reconnect to an existing session from a different client device succeed nonetheless.

    To prevent the session from roaming to another device, you must set the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Policies\Citrix
    Name: ReconnectSame
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 00000001

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5161]

  19. Starting a published application from the Receiver for Mac can fail and a blank window appears on the screen. The issue occurs when the "Start this application without waiting for printers to be created" option for the application is disabled.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5299]

Smart Cards

  1. Removing a smart card from the reader might not result in the disconnection of the session.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4588]

System Exceptions

  1. Servers might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen, on wdica.sys with stop code 0x50.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA1003]

  2. Servers can become unresponsive at random while sessions are logging off. On rare occasions and if left unattended, the servers can experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3857]

  3. With the "Launch touch-optimized desktop" policy enabled for mobile devices, touch-optimized desktops (TouchOptimizedDesktop.exe) might exit unexpectedly upon launch.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA2562]

  4. The Citrix XTE Server service can exit unexpectedly, dropping all connections to the affected server.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3528]

  5. The winlogon.exe process might exit unexpectedly in a seamless session.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3466]

  6. The Citrix Print Manager Service (CpSvc.exe) process might exit unexpectedly.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA3428]

  7. Provisioned servers might become unresponsive and can cause the svchost.exe process that has registered TermService to exit unexpectedly with Event ID 1000 on rpm.dll.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4283]

  8. Servers might experience a fatal exception (DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL), displaying a blue screen, on picadm.sys with bugcheck code 0xd1.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA2854]

  9. With Microsoft Application Verifier enabled, the wfshell.exe process might exit unexpectedly.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4758]

  10. A NULL pointer can cause the wfshell.exe process to exit unexpectedly.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4803]

  11. Servers might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen, on picadm.sys with bugcheck code 0x00000022 (0x00000000bef00d26, 0x0000000000000000, 0xfffff88006a8c148, 0xfffff88006a8b9a0).

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4614]

  12. XenApp servers might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen, on wdica.sys while Receivers for Linux are attempting to connect.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4683]

  13. Servers with XenApp 6.5 Hotfix Rollup Pack 2 installed might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen, on picadd.sys with stop code 3b.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4676]

  14. The wfshell.exe process might exit unexpectedly on mmvd.dll.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4576]

User Experience

  1. With "Local Text Echo" enabled, published instances of Internet Explorer might display text using incorrect fonts. Such incorrect fonts can include "Marlett" or "Wingdings," which affects the readability of text.

    To enable the fix, you must delete all .zlf files under C:\Users\%USER_NAME%\AppData\Roaming\ICAClient\Cache\zlcache and set the following registry key:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Zero Latency
    Name: IgnoreMarlettFont
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 0x1

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4609]

  2. With "Local Text Echo" enabled, text entered in published instances of Internet Explorer might appear with an incorrect font size and color, or be invisible over high latency connections (50ms-600ms).

    To enable the fix, set the following registry keys:

    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Zero Latency
      Name: DefaultFontHeightEnabled
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 0x1 (enabled)

    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Zero Latency
      Name: DefaultColorEnabled
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 0x1 (enabled)

    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Zero Latency
      Name: DefaultCellHeight
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 0x1 to 0x199 (valid values)

    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Zero Latency
      Name: DefaultCharHeight
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 0x1 to 0x199 (valid values)

    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Zero Latency
      Name: DefaultBackgroundColor
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 0x0 to 0x00ffffff (valid values)

    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Zero Latency
      Name: DefaultForegroundColor
      Type: REG_DWORD
      Data: 0x0 to 0x00ffffff (valid values)

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4775]

User Interface

  1. When clicking Disconnect on a touch-optimized Windows 7 desktop session, a logoff confirmation dialog appears instead of a disconnect confirmation dialog.

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA4739]

  2. When attempting to launch a second instance of a published resource that is configured to "Allow only one instance of this application for each user," the following, incorrect error message appears:

    "Connection Error: The Citrix server has reached its concurrent application limit for this application. Please contact your System Administrator."

    With this fix, the following, correct message appears:

    "Connection Error: You already have an instance of this application open and are not allowed to run more than one instance. Please contact your System Administrator."

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5001]

  3. With Fix #LA1943 (Hotfix XA650R01W2K8R2X64090 or its replacement) installed, when attempting to launch an additional instance of a published desktop configured to be limited to a single instance per user, the existing instance of the published desktop might be disconnected and reconnected immediately instead of displaying the following error message:

    "Connection Error: You already have an instance of this application open and are not allowed to run more than one instance. Please contact your System Administrator."

    [From XA650W2K8R2X64R03][#LA5134]

Fixes from Hotfixes Released and Replaced since Hotfix Rollup Pack 2

This hotfix rollup pack also contains all fixes included in Hotfix Rollup Pack 1 and Hotfix Rollup Pack 2, plus the following fixes that shipped since the release of Hotfix Rollup Pack 2:

  1. Custom Java code might fail to print to a client printer through a serial port with the following exception:

    "java.io.IOException: No error in nativeDrain"

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64001][#LA4078]

  2. After launching an application for the second time, COM port mapping might fail with the following error message:

    "0x42 - The network resource type is not correct."

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64001][#LA4277]

  3. Servers might experience a fatal exception, displaying a blue screen, on vdtw30.dll while a multiple monitor client device attempts to connect to a XenApp server.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64002][#LA3758]

  4. On systems with Fix #LA2269 (Hotfix XA650R01W2K8R2X64030 or its replacements) installed, policies filtered to be applied only while connecting through Access Gateway might also be applied when reconnecting to a session without using Access Gateway.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64003][#LA3496]

  5. COM port redirection can fail with the following error message:

    "System error 66: The network resource type is not correct."

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64003][#LA4260]

  6. On servers with XenApp 6.5 installed, the svchost.exe process that has registered TermService might exit unexpectedly.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64003][#LA4314]

  7. When running certain published applications, including Microsoft Outlook, in seamless mode and logging off the session with unsaved data from the Connection Center or the Web Interface, a pop-up window appears with "Force Logoff" and "Cancel" options. The "Cancel" option does not work.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64003][#LA4330]

  8. With the "Notify user of pending shadow connections" policy disabled, disconnecting a cross-server shadowed session created with cshadow can cause the shadower session to become unresponsive. With the Aero Redirection feature enabled, the issue might occur even more frequently.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64003][#LA4506]

  9. In sessions using Receiver for iOS, applications that are streamed to server might not appear in Switch Apps.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64004][#LA3831]

  10. The mouse and keyboard properties returned by a Windows API can be invalid and unrecognized within a client session.

    As a result, the third party SmarTerm 2009 application can display an incomplete list of programmable mouse events within a client session. The complete list displays correctly within an RDP session.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64005][#LA3716]

  11. The splwow64.exe process is not automatically terminated when logging off the application that spawned it. If the application has its application instance limit set to "1," attempts to launch the application again (or any other application with an instance limit of "1” that spawns the same process) fail. As a workaround, you can enable the Session Lingering feature.

    If you do not want to enable Session Lingering, you can set the following registry key so that the splwow64.exe is terminated when logging off the application that spawned it:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix\wfshell\TWI
    Name: AllowLogoffSysModules
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 1

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64006][#LA3862]

  12. In sessions using Receiver for iOS, the virtual keyboard might not get activated automatically while highlighting certain fields within published SAP applications.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64007][#LA3711]

  13. When opening a file from Microsoft Excel 2007 on the client side with Special folder redirection enabled, the file handle on the client side might not be closed when the file itself is closed.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64008][#LA4055]

  14. If a user's mapped drive or disk quota is full, attempting to overwrite an existing file causes the existing file to be deleted even though the replacing file fails to be written. No error or warning message is displayed.

    With this fix, a "Disk full" warning appears and the existing file remains on the volume.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64008][#LA4073]

  15. This fix addresses excessive paged pool memory consumption on servers with sessions using client mapped drives.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64008][#LA4309]

  16. Session printers are not deleted when connecting from different end points that are subject to different printing policies. The issue occurs because the Citrix Print Manager Service (CpSVc.exe) does not honor policy changes during session reconnection, including the deletion of printers that are no longer required under any newly applicable policies upon reconnection. This enhancement introduces support for the following registry key that, if set, enables the deletion of session printers upon reconnect if policies dictate that they are no longer required:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\Ica\PrintingSettings
    Name: DeleteNetworkPrinters
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 1 (to enable deletion of unnecessary session printers)

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64010][#LA2003]

  17. When using fast user switching on a client device, launching multiple sessions on a single XenApp server using different user accounts can cause the default printer not to be set correctly. Further, setting the default printer manually can result in error 0x00000709.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64010][#LA3746]

  18. The Citrix Universal Printer might not get deleted from the server after the user logs off from the session. The issue occurs if the Citrix Print Manager Service (CpSvc.exe) or the Print Spooler Service are restarted during the session.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64010][#LA3786]

  19. The Citrix Print Manager Service (CpSvc.exe) process might exit unexpectedly.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64010][#LA4274]

  20. When using the Citrix XPS Universal Printer driver to print a Microsoft Excel document, each Excel cell of the spreadsheet is printed as a single page, causing multiple pages to be printed. This happens when the "Fit Sheet on One Page" option is selected.

    To enable the fix, set the following registry keys:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\Print
    Name: dmFields
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Data: 0x00000010

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64011][#LA4288]

  21. This fix addresses the following issues:

    After upgrading to Hotfix Rollup Pack 2 (Fix #LA2240):

    • The option to print to another tray is no longer available from the printer properties dialog box
    • When printing using the UPD driver, the paper size and print alignment are slightly off

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64011][#LA4559]

  22. On systems with Fix #LA0907 (XA650W2K8R2X64R02) installed, printers might take a long time to open the Printer Properties sheet.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64011][#LA5202]

  23. After uninstalling XenApp 6.5 from a server with Hotfix Rollup Pack 1 installed, attempts to connect to the server using RDP fail. The issue occurs because the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\LoadableProtocal_Object is not reverted to its original value when uninstalling XenApp.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64015][#LA3830]

  24. When shadowing a session running on a Chinese language Windows operating system, the "Remote Control Request" dialog box that appears on the user's screen displays incomplete Chinese language strings. Specifically, the "Title" and "Content" strings are missing altogether.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64016][#LA4496]

  25. This fix addresses the following issues related to COM ports:

    • Even after closing a COM port application, the application can still be present in the Task Manager list.
    • COM port applications might fail to read data from the COM port. The issue occurs when there are large numbers of concurrent COM port mappings.

    To enable the fix, increase the default value of "MaxThreads" under the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\picaser\Parameters from 20 to a value greater than the number of COM port connections you want to support. For example, if a XenApp server supports 100 sessions and each session opens two COM ports, the value of "MaxThreads" should be greater than 200.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64017][#LA4418]

  26. The wfshell.exe process might exit unexpectedly during EdgeSight load testing.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64019][#LA4635]

  27. In XenApp Advanced Edition, setting HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Perflib EventLogLevel=0x00000003 (DWORD) as described in http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc786914(v=ws.10).aspx, disables the ICA Session Performance Counters.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64020][#LA4202]

  28. With SpeedScreen Latency Reduction (local text echo) enabled, the text descriptions of Internet Explorer’s command and menu bars might no longer be visible after clicking any button on either bar.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64021][#LA4702]

  29. Internet Explorer, when run within a published desktop with Client audio redirection enabled, can become unresponsive or exit unexpectedly while browsing Web pages that contain a large amount of Flash content.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64023][#LA3860]

  30. The Citrix XML Service (ctxxmlss.exe) might exit unexpectedly resulting from a memory leak.

    [From XA650R02W2K8R2X64031][#LA4528]

Fixes from Earlier Hotfix Rollup Packs

This hotfix rollup pack also includes all fixes contained in the hotfix rollup packs it replaces. For a list of fixes included in each of the replaced hotfix rollup packs, see the corresponding Knowledge Center articles:

Replaced Hotfix Rollup Pack Knowledge Center Article
XA650W2K8R2X64R01 CTX132122
XA650W2K8R2X64R02 CTX136248

Installing and Uninstalling This Hotfix Rollup Pack

Notes:

  • See the Known Installation/Uninstallation Issues section for known install behaviors and their workarounds.

  • This hotfix rollup pack might or might not prompt you to restart the server when the installation is complete. If you are using the AppCenter, you must restart the server after installing this hotfix rollup pack to ensure that it is added to or removed from the console's hotfix inventory list.

To install this hotfix rollup pack:

  1. Copy the hotfix rollup pack to an empty folder on the hard drive of the server you want to update.

  2. Close all applications.

  3. Run the executable.

  4. Restart the server.

  5. If you are using the AppCenter, restart the server to ensure the hotfix rollup pack is added to the console's hotfix inventory list.

Symbols Files Location

(For use only when instructed by Citrix Technical Support) XA650W2K8R2X64R03 Symbols for Windows Server 2008 R2

Files Updated (All Dates/Times UTC)

File Name

Date

Time

Size

BUG0271147RegBackup.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
1,600
BUG0286247RegRemove.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
1,295
BUG0302042RegRemove.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
1,646
BUG0377307RegBackup_picadmProps.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
5,851
BUG0420734RegBackup_SSLRFlag.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
1,469
ccticket64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
78,152
CitrixSpeexDecoder64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
535,368
CitrixSpeexEncoder64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
536,904
CitrixUpd.txt
11/18/2013
21:31
50
CitrixXps.txt
11/18/2013
21:31
50
CitrixXpsDrv-PipelineConfig.xml
11/18/2013
21:31
42
cmpapi64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
200,936
cmpcom64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
309,992
cmpemul64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
105,704
cmpmrvc64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
891,112
cmpvdo64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
242,920
complus_ca.dll
11/18/2013
21:37
848,672
CPatch.exe
11/18/2013
21:37
268,200
Cpatchbackup_Files.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
3,082
CpatchRestore_Files.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
4,497
CpatchRestore_FilesPreInstall.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
3,692
cpmon.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
186,184
cpproc.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
1,723,720
cpprov.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
231,144
CpSvc.exe
11/18/2013
21:34
1,067,336
Cpupdrv.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
300,776
Cpupdui.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
345,928
Cpxpsupdui.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
503,528
CtxAudDmo64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
316,232
CtxAudioSvc.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
1,489,224
ctxauth.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
481,608
ctxcpusched.exe
11/18/2013
21:34
146,248
CtxDSEndPoints64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
337,640
ctxdvcs.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
172,776
CtxHfLoader.dll
11/18/2013
21:37
293,248
CtxKerbProvider.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
388,424
ctxLibWebSocket.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
24,808
CtxLocationApi64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
500,968
CtxMFEndPoints64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
269,032
ctxpn.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
38,120
CtxPreLaunch.Exe
11/18/2013
21:34
136,520
ctxprn64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
140,104
CtxSensVcLibDll64.dll
11/18/2013
21:34
1,247,464
ctxsfosvc64.exe
11/18/2013
21:35
206,152
CtxSmartCardSvc.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
1,750,856
ctxsmcapi64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
282,440
ctxuimon.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
102,120
CtxVorbisDmo64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
1,660,744
CtxWinlogonProv.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
330,568
ctxwsapi64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
197,960
cupdres_de.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
76,104
cupdres_en.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
76,104
cupdres_es.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
76,616
cupdres_fr.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
76,616
cupdres_ja.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
75,080
cupdres_zh-CN.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
74,568
cutildll64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
146,248
DefaultCapabilities.xml
11/18/2013
21:31
81,429
GvchCustomActions.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
375,016
HDXAudioMonitor64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
121,064
HostMMTransport64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
517,864
icaperf.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
82,248
icatdpipe.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
37,608
icatdwsk.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
50,920
ica_mf_mm_ca.dll
11/18/2013
21:37
1,526,144
ImaSystem64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
832,328
ima_msi_ca.dll
11/18/2013
21:37
1,472,448
Interop.CitrixMobility.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
93,928
Ironcove_RunTime_Xml.xml
11/18/2013
21:37
3,581
LA2377.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
4,356
MfAppSal64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
281,928
mf_mm_ca.dll
11/18/2013
21:37
2,954,656
mmhook64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
249,160
mod_cgp.so
11/15/2013
22:53
110,592
mod_winevent_log.so
11/15/2013
22:53
9,728
mod_ws.so
11/15/2013
22:53
77,824
MrVcSvc.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
1,327,336
msi50ca.dll
11/18/2013
21:37
432,504
picadd.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
223,464
picaddapi64.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
90,440
picadm.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
713,448
picapar.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
261,864
PicaProvider.dll
11/18/2013
21:35
816,968
picaser.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
310,504
picavc.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
68,328
RegBackup_CdfDrv.vbs
11/18/2013
21:37
1,544
RevSeamLauncher.exe
11/18/2013
21:36
48,360
rpm.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
3,042,120
scardhook64.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
1,599,208
Sfrhook64.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
208,616
statui.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
103,240
TaskbarGrpWin7.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
100,680
TouchOptimizedDesktop.exe
11/18/2013
21:36
1,191,144
twexport.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
26,344
twi3.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
614,216
upprn.dll
11/18/2013
21:31
23,784
VDAIEInterceptor.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
89,832
VDARedirector.exe
11/18/2013
21:36
58,600
VDARedirectorProxy64.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
18,152
vdtw30.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
744,168
viphook64.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
222,952
wdica.sys
11/18/2013
21:31
651,496
wpnbr.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
322,888
zlc_api64.dll
11/18/2013
21:36
138,984
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (de)
11/18/2013
21:34
9,960
RaveEventMessages.dll (de)
11/18/2013
21:35
11,080
rpmUI.dll (de)
11/18/2013
21:36
16,712
citrixupd.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
13,672
CitrixUpd.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
3,404
ctxdvcs.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,086
ctxdvcs.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
2,527
ctxpn.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,078
ctxpn.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
1,705
icatdpipe.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,094
icatdpipe.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
1,939
icatdwsk.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,090
icatdwsk.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
1,929
picadd.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,082
picadd.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
2,241
picadm.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,082
picadm.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
2,597
picapar.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,086
picapar.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
1,833
picaser.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,086
picaser.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
1,985
picavc.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,082
picavc.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
2,203
twexport.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,090
twexport.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
1,687
wdica.cat (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
8,078
wdica.inf (driverfiles)
11/18/2013
21:31
1,707
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (en)
11/18/2013
21:34
9,960
RaveEventMessages.dll (en)
11/18/2013
21:35
11,080
RaveEventMessagesman64.man (en)
11/18/2013
21:29
7,546
rpmUI.dll (en)
11/18/2013
21:36
15,688
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (es)
11/18/2013
21:34
9,960
RaveEventMessages.dll (es)
11/18/2013
21:35
11,592
rpmUI.dll (es)
11/18/2013
21:36
16,712
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (fr)
11/18/2013
21:34
9,960
RaveEventMessages.dll (fr)
11/18/2013
21:35
11,592
rpmUI.dll (fr)
11/18/2013
21:36
17,224
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (ja)
11/18/2013
21:34
9,960
RaveEventMessages.dll (ja)
11/18/2013
21:35
11,080
rpmUI.dll (ja)
11/18/2013
21:36
12,616
0000040c.kbd (x32)
11/16/2013
01:58
10,475
0000041a.kbd (x32)
11/16/2013
01:59
13,544
00000813.kbd (x32)
11/16/2013
02:00
10,116
00000816.kbd (x32)
11/16/2013
02:00
10,504
00010416.kbd (x32)
11/16/2013
02:02
10,301
auditlog.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:33
63,816
ccticket.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
76,104
Citrix.IconConverter.dll (x32)
11/11/2013
20:54
72,064
CitrixLogServer.dll (x32)
11/15/2013
23:15
174,472
CitrixLogServer.tlb (x32)
11/15/2013
23:15
12,412
cmpapi.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
151,272
cmpcom.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
245,480
cmpemul.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
89,832
cmpmrvc.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
487,144
cmpvdo.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
155,368
ComPlugin.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
01:47
35,208
CtxAudDmo.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
211,272
CtxDSEndPoints.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
225,000
ctxhide.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
17,736
CtxLocationApi.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
402,664
CtxMFEndPoints.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
196,328
ctxprn.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
121,160
ctxrdpctls.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
121,160
CtxSensVcLibDll.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
687,848
CtxSensVcSvc.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
1,804,008
ctxsfosvc.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:34
166,216
CtxSmartCardSvc.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
928,072
ctxsmcapi.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
186,696
CtxWMI.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
43,848
ctxwsapi.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
145,736
ctxxmlss.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
46,408
cutildll.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
104,776
dscheck.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
244,040
EndUserMonitoringPolicies.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
01:28
22,936
euem_app.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
231,752
exceldll.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
32,584
HCA.Action.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
00:24
22,904
HCA.Configuration.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
00:24
55,688
HCA.Core.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
00:24
72,056
HCA.Reporting.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
00:23
39,296
HCA.Test.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
00:24
22,904
HCAService.exe (x32)
11/16/2013
00:26
27,000
HDXAudioMonitor.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
110,312
HdxRTTheora.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
239,944
HostMMTransport.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
354,632
icactls.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
325,960
ICAListener.exe (x32)
11/16/2013
00:25
35,200
icaperf.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
76,104
IconConverterMixed.dll (x32)
11/11/2013
20:54
49,552
iexplore.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
36,168
ImaAction.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
00:24
31,096
ImaAdminSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
211,272
ImaAdvanceSrv.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
280,904
ImaAppSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
432,456
ImaDomain.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
203,080
ImaObjectPermissions.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
37,704
ImaOracle.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
125,256
ImaPolicySs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
158,024
ImaRaSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
231,752
ImaRuntimeSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
387,400
ImaShimProductAdapter.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
145,736
ImaSrv.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
178,504
ImaSrvSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
1,390,920
ImaSystem.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
543,048
ImaWorkerGroupSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
186,696
libapr.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
145,736
libaprutil.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
178,504
libhttpd.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
280,904
LmsSS.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
387,400
LogonMonitor.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
00:24
31,104
MfAppSal.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
215,368
MfAppSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
432,456
mfcomsrv.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
1,231,176
MFEvent.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
29,512
MfRpcSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
444,744
MfSrvSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
2,337,096
mmhook.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
215,368
mmvd.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
141,640
PicaProvider.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
567,624
RADESessionSs.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:35
1,423,688
scardhook.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
843,496
seamls20.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
608,584
sehook20.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
22,344
SemsComHosting.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
01:47
17,800
SemsComLibrary.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
04:26
27,008
SemsComLibrary.tlb (x32)
11/16/2013
04:26
7,284
SemsComPluginTypes.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
01:47
12,168
SemsComPluginTypes.tlb (x32)
11/16/2013
04:26
3,956
SemsLibrary.dll (x32)
11/16/2013
01:47
125,320
SemsService.exe (x32)
11/16/2013
01:47
47,496
SessionsSS.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
719,176
Sfrhook.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
159,464
ShAppBarHook.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
17,736
sslsdk_b.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:30
932,224
twnhook.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
1,150,696
twnmux.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
227,656
VDARedirectorProxy.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
18,152
viphook.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
175,848
wfshell.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
338,248
wpnbr.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
248,136
wshadow.exe (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
207,176
xteConfg.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
53,576
zlc_api.dll (x32)
11/18/2013
21:36
126,696
auditlogUI.dll (x32\de)
11/18/2013
21:33
21,320
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\de)
11/11/2013
20:54
12,688
CPatchUI.dll (x32\de)
11/18/2013
21:37
13,744
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\de)
11/15/2013
23:32
17,280
MFEventUI.dll (x32\de)
11/18/2013
21:35
32,584
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\de)
11/18/2013
21:30
19,328
auditlogUI.dll (x32\en)
11/18/2013
21:33
20,296
CPatchUI.dll (x32\en)
11/18/2013
21:37
13,232
Error.idt (x32\en)
11/18/2013
21:37
35,839
MFEventUI.dll (x32\en)
11/18/2013
21:35
29,512
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\en)
11/18/2013
21:30
18,304
auditlogUI.dll (x32\es)
11/18/2013
21:33
22,344
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\es)
11/11/2013
20:54
12,688
CPatchUI.dll (x32\es)
11/18/2013
21:37
14,256
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\es)
11/15/2013
23:32
17,280
MFEventUI.dll (x32\es)
11/18/2013
21:35
32,584
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\es)
11/18/2013
21:30
18,816
auditlogUI.dll (x32\fr)
11/18/2013
21:33
22,344
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\fr)
11/11/2013
20:54
12,688
CPatchUI.dll (x32\fr)
11/18/2013
21:37
13,744
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\fr)
11/15/2013
23:32
17,280
MFEventUI.dll (x32\fr)
11/18/2013
21:35
32,584
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\fr)
11/18/2013
21:30
19,328
auditlogUI.dll (x32\ja)
11/18/2013
21:34
18,760
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\ja)
11/11/2013
20:54
12,688
CPatchUI.dll (x32\ja)
11/18/2013
21:37
11,696
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\ja)
11/15/2013
23:32
17,792
MFEventUI.dll (x32\ja)
11/18/2013
21:35
22,344
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\ja)
11/18/2013
21:30
14,720
auditlogUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
11/18/2013
21:34
17,736
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\zh-cn)
11/11/2013
20:54
12,176
CPatchUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
11/18/2013
21:37
11,184
MFEventUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
11/18/2013
21:35
18,760
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
11/18/2013
21:30
13,184
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (zh-cn)
11/18/2013
21:34
9,960
RaveEventMessages.dll (zh-cn)
11/18/2013
21:35
10,568
rpmUI.dll (zh-cn)
11/18/2013
21:36
11,592
 
File Name

MD5 Checksum

XA650W2K8R2X64R03.msp
FDD17DAD3B009A2864AFF3B73377E5C3
BUG0271147RegBackup.vbs
5966D89CFA563AA66C4E0536D67EFABE
BUG0286247RegRemove.vbs
B490FB17272287FB3E35A648349D01EB
BUG0302042RegRemove.vbs
54BF4282A38EF94544E828300819AB77
BUG0377307RegBackup_picadmProps.vbs
83FE9BF583F33B9E60C929A69F89E3D5
BUG0420734RegBackup_SSLRFlag.vbs
4955F119FBBC5E79FD5CC026C5D831DD
ccticket64.dll
F52DF9FA664B9741CCAEA16044798F3E
CitrixSpeexDecoder64.dll
F7E0479E24CCC294759DBAB4DD7A7938
CitrixSpeexEncoder64.dll
28951BFFCACF3C73291FD9795F4A3A7D
CitrixUpd.txt
229724BBF021E9C6CDB2959A2E355341
CitrixXps.txt
229724BBF021E9C6CDB2959A2E355341
CitrixXpsDrv-PipelineConfig.xml
9A27B8058E5C1B7487D481B46B760419
cmpapi64.dll
D07C5B6080104FF497192744A123E58D
cmpcom64.dll
DD6800F0853A4DD3EA3EF3FEAD96F93D
cmpemul64.dll
EA673B5F5064C15E8E201D6507A72C07
cmpmrvc64.dll
6B105487F1C54D696A999E19206E1713
cmpvdo64.dll
BBABCEBED1D1EEADD2F0F159BD68B4C4
complus_ca.dll
CBD89A5564148451BA85F53F48595A8D
CPatch.exe
5F54D216BFCDE19B94B6D4339DEA9182
Cpatchbackup_Files.vbs
0EB9234E7FF2ED9E72337FF26F46AE0E
CpatchRestore_Files.vbs
1608FD85D7D1DE5273FB809F3FA4C9B1
CpatchRestore_FilesPreInstall.vbs
7720C6E607A2C322E5634FEF42211323
cpmon.dll
39B00BE6369FB158C4D6C68B55154353
cpproc.dll
A7E41FD8CA957ED85F9FBC6A8AA043C9
cpprov.dll
FCA15FACDBF89BEDF8494F8EC04B37E5
CpSvc.exe
21E2AA71EDEAED32D4C5D3706D65CFA8
Cpupdrv.dll
830CDC3A46D896149C738AB51570FA0A
Cpupdui.dll
A135905C264AFA8696DA359D24B44D7A
Cpxpsupdui.dll
5DC3A21E64B7FFC097B306F2760917F7
CtxAudDmo64.dll
0678AD5C6E2EAA74B3DCCFE7547FEA05
CtxAudioSvc.dll
2044022FE4D1D240C5985544B7FF0708
ctxauth.dll
2BD8E2D8FFFC815BA25B1C80CC37B1C9
ctxcpusched.exe
157D3DC3C77EA330652E7D70E1E11F32
CtxDSEndPoints64.dll
49DDFAA271F449C8BB56F901A5889F1C
ctxdvcs.sys
E96346445EFED48E2615BE076334E918
CtxHfLoader.dll
3C19716982CDF94E06E67231B047AD69
CtxKerbProvider.dll
266978947598F446DEFACF49DA47A879
ctxLibWebSocket.dll
F4D54E146D7A96434D0B73590AD89433
CtxLocationApi64.dll
F096DE6AFA12CA7C185FBDEA884C4FB6
CtxMFEndPoints64.dll
1A4DEF08B10E5583BDD2816F467973F9
ctxpn.sys
1B4C2FAEF8FED6B8CF9FA9514FA94BF5
CtxPreLaunch.Exe
083CA83DB1D8EF50F60EB0343A87B72C
ctxprn64.dll
AC80C1D2B8D8BB6CF4C130E5ED36BAF8
CtxSensVcLibDll64.dll
45CDB5C08D30AE5237E277121A170313
ctxsfosvc64.exe
A066DBD8C89B081C856D7779F61C3D9B
CtxSmartCardSvc.dll
69ACC68BC5AF1D9A88A31E70E186EBC0
ctxsmcapi64.dll
BD0C4F857301D28642D48C46DAB9B585
ctxuimon.dll
27580A5EBF77FAAD7DDC857AAC96BD75
CtxVorbisDmo64.dll
552D2258D79AD83621B869F9E3E31A75
CtxWinlogonProv.dll
2308BEEEBA36035E9A36EE1F45CC8A24
ctxwsapi64.dll
157B6DE0D65FC04067367817CDC5E58C
cupdres_de.dll
31383B76B9CE7A13D4479A23CD8B33E3
cupdres_en.dll
42D42FCF6301E5B997C6C8E38ED058E6
cupdres_es.dll
C6BFB0941D27242CEA5B35DDE077D7D3
cupdres_fr.dll
ABB45AC35BE1E057AB8931B6C52431A3
cupdres_ja.dll
04D5D07546EEA566EF75E6B03E91F480
cupdres_zh-CN.dll
A9481A19D4A3D1D5F36364FDD4FA4F7F
cutildll64.dll
070F01FC5796EDA04C2937E81A7E1266
DefaultCapabilities.xml
A71B63C0D4E12317BEC4768D704B684E
GvchCustomActions.dll
968348838EED41263311D168C21A8859
HDXAudioMonitor64.dll
DCCF1243431AF8E2F2254A466CC0D353
HostMMTransport64.dll
2127BFECAA33F207FD9CDB89ED672DF0
icaperf.dll
4D06F9AAACAD7D99E2AFA5365FBBA76E
icatdpipe.sys
B853BD8221B487BB63E446401EE23F39
icatdwsk.sys
60B68E8B39FD4DC1E5B44520B7BB7D7F
ica_mf_mm_ca.dll
C612EB09F5F6EAF04A76CD9473665474
ImaSystem64.dll
6BD17D069DBA055D33500FC649C96137
ima_msi_ca.dll
DEAA6DB5B0C16F74A5451C17B16716BE
Interop.CitrixMobility.dll
94558D46D5D7BF6237673F07E4CAD6CB
Ironcove_RunTime_Xml.xml
EE8B95B3EBB18DF48B54B7E72D71068E
LA2377.vbs
4156684B2EA023043067EA5609DF8EA7
MfAppSal64.dll
75387CE30F340C55EC560A856A1F7422
mf_mm_ca.dll
A9225A273854EE0D43C0B4DE3F58FABD
mmhook64.dll
E9AD7B52C786103B24EEF0023014B6C2
mod_cgp.so
FE543407BD969B4B427F15C294275450
mod_winevent_log.so
C715180AAF014ED1D265806B0EEAFAEC
mod_ws.so
049804D47EC1920E8D912D9DF1CCCB3F
MrVcSvc.dll
72DD64374A705397672F512207CC78EA
msi50ca.dll
886B5E159C3726758FDFDE678D48FF1F
picadd.sys
B184F4DC1F7FACC65B5D72B161518943
picaddapi64.dll
A2F707ACEA48A3FBF812425E55ACA770
picadm.sys
3F00698956B56F531D20927F641E8908
picapar.sys
20E4177597974B465433F028545A1C3A
PicaProvider.dll
7D484B9D99210F528780FADC79B08AC4
picaser.sys
4FFA0B94FD1C24A2CFEB0665AF23CEDB
picavc.sys
187CBE1EB03D51B9087CFF3DC71AE2E7
RegBackup_CdfDrv.vbs
DB76017C425CF3D803893A32421C96F8
RevSeamLauncher.exe
002E4ED0B1DFB30D3A35D792FB931D68
rpm.dll
0385A8C1B1E73616BCE25AF711808314
scardhook64.dll
6064F18C86A01FB14C945E3F28F9B1D6
Sfrhook64.dll
3BD29C1C9A8EC14AE67BDA30C711206F
statui.dll
781217929B4DBC95543D34051C2CFFAE
TaskbarGrpWin7.dll
40D9DFFCB0A585E2487B026A72A6F3B7
TouchOptimizedDesktop.exe
57242DC0937F2C2DFAE19203B687EB42
twexport.sys
2E0AA3C952A36F2E71F3459E2F75023D
twi3.dll
BE3742F16CF7A85ED527DBE254B1F664
upprn.dll
6AA29DB37D6117FC241D24D8866AF051
VDAIEInterceptor.dll
71E18495F469A9D328DB8A6B525569BA
VDARedirector.exe
464DEE3581E76C2E9BBC81C82997F4B8
VDARedirectorProxy64.dll
7017C74CF70D606CC65106E9923B668A
vdtw30.dll
5B61F9E10668FEDABF12F646470369AF
viphook64.dll
83DD050C39847C65066C46E78424FEE2
wdica.sys
EAF365CFEF0126E67096F565DE07D1DE
wpnbr.dll
684877280A98B48C37D74A1D7F5759AD
zlc_api64.dll
9F1F5C15B704DF083EA3D97C8CD166C8
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (de)
B8BA35C58C305EA22EE5D0D7B3953497
RaveEventMessages.dll (de)
5BD15DC133428A0357EED8D6D7E35A05
rpmUI.dll (de)
889FFEF774B22BDAABA76B83A9BE80EF
citrixupd.cat (driverfiles)
9A0937B2DD9AC4B0CE12E831579C442E
CitrixUpd.inf (driverfiles)
4E9507BD7E7829553EDCF1DDB661AAA8
ctxdvcs.cat (driverfiles)
B070B97406FD417D0CE661B40E031EB3
ctxdvcs.inf (driverfiles)
E9C00C1F0D1AFD0C47D30ED97B02F332
ctxpn.cat (driverfiles)
6AB7D593EA67696E1E3C9F96472F0DE1
ctxpn.inf (driverfiles)
9F16B79CEAA52F8099FDF314FE52A100
icatdpipe.cat (driverfiles)
781D1AD4DC23A73EBC84377CF3559126
icatdpipe.inf (driverfiles)
239548F58E48881A94E72AA56A417094
icatdwsk.cat (driverfiles)
F80AF0077D8F3E3D884572BC379EE574
icatdwsk.inf (driverfiles)
B43C0395EB9AB2EADE13020866B434F6
picadd.cat (driverfiles)
C9FEA62ED926E370AEFC5CD68D483E4A
picadd.inf (driverfiles)
D7D94A9A59D8990AC99B17F5C2B72524
picadm.cat (driverfiles)
E21648D519E260D40FABF9792B79A7CF
picadm.inf (driverfiles)
E3FDB24F4A310B58FCCA8F0CB4828CFC
picapar.cat (driverfiles)
FABE43485769A243F4C8DBD538DEE069
picapar.inf (driverfiles)
8E003E6DD67127CC3A55D156C3CBE57C
picaser.cat (driverfiles)
60A0346391A3931B7E7E0784536CA58A
picaser.inf (driverfiles)
60259DA7ACC377FC635B588B3ED29260
picavc.cat (driverfiles)
E4DB33D597A6473D098913D106CAD887
picavc.inf (driverfiles)
3FEF4EF5287D6E240B39F310888009F7
twexport.cat (driverfiles)
627CF9FA593F0815FD899806613AC642
twexport.inf (driverfiles)
E0A33F7B46F8210BE88A23D3036873A6
wdica.cat (driverfiles)
93C171F7F283D3B4CD1EBFD473E16A96
wdica.inf (driverfiles)
5BE7C2DECBD164CA8305E0E790D73BDF
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (en)
E1EC986B9A7ED06FC1B40439A05A9E60
RaveEventMessages.dll (en)
D043A11D30BCDF3EE9CF5E1148BAB012
RaveEventMessagesman64.man (en)
5256F15C4406C386DF8B8DE82B1AE49C
rpmUI.dll (en)
71DC32BCD3E4D20334E505A26FCA9E92
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (es)
15DC91B33ACD50DB7FD13330E7724037
RaveEventMessages.dll (es)
2D44FF09D52B53FA3998EEDED8A5021E
rpmUI.dll (es)
2E41636B660E8F77380DD8F225AAA300
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (fr)
CCCFA2DFF7A517A2971716F6307DF301
RaveEventMessages.dll (fr)
82755B50318BC50ADE00C2FB8360BD1E
rpmUI.dll (fr)
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ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (ja)
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RaveEventMessages.dll (ja)
B30FEBFEC87F30A6DB3BB1FA02D8CE22
rpmUI.dll (ja)
1B5133C4676F4F6BF43E9C9BEF26C7DA
0000040c.kbd (x32)
C6D98FD996D8D7F82705C0A662773B5A
0000041a.kbd (x32)
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00000813.kbd (x32)
34A650C89137C3D3A437EC5D2520298F
00000816.kbd (x32)
D2F412A8AD5A5DFF597141FAE7A7ECFA
00010416.kbd (x32)
8D5B8E2336E91473D99EBAB1E500D135
auditlog.exe (x32)
F9E9A5A44855E3775A80483831097CA9
ccticket.dll (x32)
39BFA484CC166DF874CED771FEB7130F
Citrix.IconConverter.dll (x32)
D25C23F063EB8E83D2B58F91FE559690
CitrixLogServer.dll (x32)
AAA8AA60279D3CD19B28C474AD90BD1E
CitrixLogServer.tlb (x32)
4597D6CCA0961115F13F9AFFBAA56877
cmpapi.dll (x32)
6C5E5AD93680BCBFCE25B827C78009C6
cmpcom.dll (x32)
06366EDF221EC2C6E4B96BCDE78D5CBB
cmpemul.dll (x32)
1C240352D9D372B52A0CBC33F7F3519F
cmpmrvc.dll (x32)
89C0081BC0390443628B8E46C16FE80D
cmpvdo.dll (x32)
BBF7BEF7150757F7FA8220CFBA4DE5B5
ComPlugin.dll (x32)
AAC77519561A09258D713BF87B2B5641
CtxAudDmo.dll (x32)
F1B11A65FB5251A4265AF71A66BACFB6
CtxDSEndPoints.dll (x32)
A537272A7BA5BAEB0BB718C9E96CCB7C
ctxhide.exe (x32)
4154B8490364AD6A5CD1DC25942028A1
CtxLocationApi.dll (x32)
37701D822279533DFB1C5F83DCBFA11A
CtxMFEndPoints.dll (x32)
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ctxprn.dll (x32)
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ctxrdpctls.dll (x32)
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CtxSensVcLibDll.dll (x32)
4048C1668403C62D01096C3FC463E89C
CtxSensVcSvc.dll (x32)
7F502833695EB2F5CC2EF2B274B2C0B3
ctxsfosvc.exe (x32)
A25BDB95C2DBCB745AC51413880968A8
CtxSmartCardSvc.dll (x32)
97027E70B5E64794D418470DE7BF30AB
ctxsmcapi.dll (x32)
1E3DF4DAA260B4098962A2C9C5F7FB8B
CtxWMI.dll (x32)
E11E6788451B8C650D2367E93280A783
ctxwsapi.dll (x32)
5145DD4C38F7A7FF5052D7ACC6290D39
ctxxmlss.exe (x32)
F39C0B33D92FAEC3DFAD975A3820AEF7
cutildll.dll (x32)
FB7C141173511FB069E2BCF1FA4F6EC1
dscheck.exe (x32)
1CE067B29293D5B3EDDFFDB26CEB0366
EndUserMonitoringPolicies.dll (x32)
F50BA5CE3E9C28A7414C7D54B8E6453D
euem_app.dll (x32)
5B298C94A75DBD17194750D10B19A83A
exceldll.dll (x32)
F5D8439F2384338E0894B8E4E0CC0128
HCA.Action.dll (x32)
1919A7D4EFAE72D1055DF0632EB9B1D0
HCA.Configuration.dll (x32)
A29CF167E38B69B68382F6619C17F416
HCA.Core.dll (x32)
967DCC1063EBCA6C923D52BA760E464C
HCA.Reporting.dll (x32)
669E787633CD6F29808FCB9407A42DE4
HCA.Test.dll (x32)
8862601B2F266C83F2990B7815AC0D09
HCAService.exe (x32)
19FC0CFA69FED85F0F30D0B7B4B03DC9
HDXAudioMonitor.dll (x32)
90C8CD8F9089E62131B967958917FC48
HdxRTTheora.dll (x32)
3DBE7AF40507FF882A008165568D3D2C
HostMMTransport.dll (x32)
6BB00A6DBD8DECFA86DEAE47A156BF13
icactls.dll (x32)
11D9BF405F91CF13537BEB3E9B473A0A
ICAListener.exe (x32)
695C90397F0C03C0FECB4E209D3E490E
icaperf.dll (x32)
A916E3C160E9EA6E485E7723FBEC8B1B
IconConverterMixed.dll (x32)
9889A1515530901D5BB4292EA40BBBC3
iexplore.exe (x32)
AC2C134E2E055468A9F53DDA3F261A38
ImaAction.dll (x32)
DD3DE1A56DEBE338E19F58774E285723
ImaAdminSs.dll (x32)
2EDA169322187C69C872608A2F454A57
ImaAdvanceSrv.exe (x32)
369937011DBD0ED46BDF78252981FFB9
ImaAppSs.dll (x32)
6D55F6A5C170EF41B640726339B123F8
ImaDomain.dll (x32)
B07E0D4E21EA33F1425E9AF968F6A30B
ImaObjectPermissions.dll (x32)
2F6119F6F03839E881AAAA62A62CCED6
ImaOracle.dll (x32)
9EA40E5034B3EDD7DA4617B43E57D8DA
ImaPolicySs.dll (x32)
1A81B3E5FDE498E0E5DBC1D7E90E0932
ImaRaSs.dll (x32)
E463D6BB16E9057CCC11045A17D393D9
ImaRuntimeSs.dll (x32)
E45D808381F8A59C62D8576C07F305CF
ImaShimProductAdapter.dll (x32)
8ADAD74FCF0A73889207CA4A1A0B733F
ImaSrv.exe (x32)
8B41F84EB02B98482C1FD640E57F4F61
ImaSrvSs.dll (x32)
A9E77F74F2495F335088965EE38A40A0
ImaSystem.dll (x32)
BF32EFCE1A9C6E5A23AC456E37F79CE8
ImaWorkerGroupSs.dll (x32)
0F2BE8150DC4B0B3557148A3F150D721
libapr.dll (x32)
3E854575C941A7A7AFF2C85B217A2794
libaprutil.dll (x32)
2D8F489EE3348F6A15847D3ED6E8A7B8
libhttpd.dll (x32)
8CB47E6B2E3A7782ADB4C438DEC7A9E2
LmsSS.dll (x32)
5D87ADB55DFAE1CFCAC1ED5D460D26EC
LogonMonitor.dll (x32)
23FEEBEBB373D6691E8AABF26DE17A3D
MfAppSal.dll (x32)
BEE0CEE4CC68B61D59A15E8A8E75CD1C
MfAppSs.dll (x32)
D39C904630E9C3BEA884308523C835D3
mfcomsrv.dll (x32)
6287B066DEAD31B7A3602CAEC0818D32
MFEvent.dll (x32)
16FD47154CE8E651F8E941D3468BD441
MfRpcSs.dll (x32)
53942167DF84304FAB10E8F681762C0B
MfSrvSs.dll (x32)
3936F8F2D44F99947EDAC38AEBF3F9D2
mmhook.dll (x32)
63FB8E9B8CA00CA9CB66F280E6B708D0
mmvd.dll (x32)
69A74362D5321913F7897328DEAF7618
PicaProvider.dll (x32)
7B3BF297AE80000063E8A6BB0F9F1874
RADESessionSs.dll (x32)
63A291A3D42EFF9095ACEBDE1A615DD3
scardhook.dll (x32)
4704FC6C54199C22B3AF1C284BB0B48F
seamls20.dll (x32)
E0148E4B84CA5C16646F4B4AAAE433CD
sehook20.dll (x32)
62A3EE7163158CCA215083B45691BF78
SemsComHosting.dll (x32)
AFA34176C222AA53E63FA8A9F74D0958
SemsComLibrary.dll (x32)
FE6488546AA8C79CC276EEEFA393EFD5
SemsComLibrary.tlb (x32)
0623B7BEC3CA5BECFEA8E7E526552D03
SemsComPluginTypes.dll (x32)
A7618FD3D99F2E56793E82E0C082F5C1
SemsComPluginTypes.tlb (x32)
8A34BF4D6B69A4ED54E4EFCA45210CAF
SemsLibrary.dll (x32)
F928074E50C3113931D4EE7F6D2F0A4C
SemsService.exe (x32)
8D88EA45B901C78E38BBC77854C5550C
SessionsSS.dll (x32)
179CD6AD91D138EDCC2F2E253578135C
Sfrhook.dll (x32)
2FCFDAFD473D01E1B33790736CD87B9B
ShAppBarHook.dll (x32)
0BACC35BD3D4D7B48121B558B3EF7FB5
sslsdk_b.dll (x32)
987E1E05E2607981897914E0A2CB2181
twnhook.dll (x32)
35D17BCEBE8E3A405DC9869DD9B52DFE
twnmux.dll (x32)
258E5F7B19880CBC84DA972755469B44
VDARedirectorProxy.dll (x32)
A663782F9B325D77A313F52CA081C00F
viphook.dll (x32)
C80EA9F90878002B6104FCE460292C42
wfshell.exe (x32)
BA0185C964C9B7FFF59A94548860F7E7
wpnbr.dll (x32)
CFF3B46D969A0F643126AFF14BBC2269
wshadow.exe (x32)
0207593CB4EE138290CD311051BB0650
xteConfg.dll (x32)
03F60559999B80493BF71D3929B3ABE2
zlc_api.dll (x32)
7760504B62C6777AED3CF97B97D7E4FE
auditlogUI.dll (x32\de)
D1D4A39E89903E0BC7A6664BDAA187B4
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\de)
B46B6D8D365A6E0D0337AF6C1E4D1499
CPatchUI.dll (x32\de)
D8E69D6496953CC7556EC7272930A0DD
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\de)
C0D015DF80734971C8A46F5C44AD56CC
MFEventUI.dll (x32\de)
33ED35C10AF09AAEFAE268E16DA56DF5
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\de)
9088FECFFF45D8961E3FE47D3A75046A
auditlogUI.dll (x32\en)
5B7C6A989206DFA192EC3D5D5B89470A
CPatchUI.dll (x32\en)
8C89F045820D5E7B99DBBE025445C739
Error.idt (x32\en)
6EF63DCC9F42C9D4D9A97EE63F05508F
MFEventUI.dll (x32\en)
16FD47154CE8E651F8E941D3468BD441
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\en)
1EF8E21B0070C8AFDC0F074E34B7305D
auditlogUI.dll (x32\es)
73D243D9633BF5D2E6E6A4A13BA13E48
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\es)
BAD5096D60F2273E56997582474C720E
CPatchUI.dll (x32\es)
DFC5343D39F825890F23F10CFD3509DB
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\es)
18CC9B42549105EA986942505C827744
MFEventUI.dll (x32\es)
A74C3E08534BCABBECC5B349BE338D56
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\es)
4F15E0003B801B86AEBD7E58974C528B
auditlogUI.dll (x32\fr)
AFF3889FE2CF8D76C1210ABDEF42A062
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\fr)
15A4101352A5651FD7527091BEE69CEB
CPatchUI.dll (x32\fr)
F5428C37379DA6104B594373C1A84BB5
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\fr)
8B0715C8ED885205DA79479A46AC03A1
MFEventUI.dll (x32\fr)
5F90BD1620BAD5BC79F35CD805A00E02
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\fr)
628CC9183B0FFDF80D9B6DBA137B7AC1
auditlogUI.dll (x32\ja)
60BDD9CA0349E9C02A5E41EF85204A13
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\ja)
0E5798E39BAFF3A552A535871DA6CAAF
CPatchUI.dll (x32\ja)
38DCEB26C12D1349CA3B2F50A1E2AD1E
HCA.Reporting.resources.dll (x32\ja)
20C8029FFE1A0279A497E9EAA141A4C2
MFEventUI.dll (x32\ja)
3B075543E2CCBDEE2B3B11705F19E145
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\ja)
A58656C0930146721E91C9A4A21A1EC8
auditlogUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
A29941BECA394837FA7DC32338534B7B
Citrix.IconConverter.resources.dll (x32\zh-cn)
4752BA10422AB72481054033E19BE3E4
CPatchUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
1B8BBF8C8E56990AF60796073D2C3F07
MFEventUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
04811E4DB26F2BA2F1171E7AF87D219A
sslsdkUI.dll (x32\zh-cn)
D637F58E1062464E75A633AEE337C05D
ctxSensEvt64UI.dll (zh-cn)
34AA8EA56A74DACA40D50395DD189852
RaveEventMessages.dll (zh-cn)
7033A357F18083F8440D1C6628C8E232
rpmUI.dll (zh-cn)
D5992404CE129C62981698ACAAF9BEFA

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