Hotfix readme name: PSE400W2K3R04.HTML
Hotfix package name: PSE400W2K3R04.MSP
For: Computers running Windows Server 2003 with one of the following installed:

Presentation Server 4.0
Presentation Server 3.0 with Service Pack 2005.04
Citrix Access Essentials 1.5
Citrix Access Essentials 1.0

Replaces: PSE400R01W2K3075, PSE400R02W2K3065, PSE400R02W2K3066, PSE400R02W2K3067, PSE400R02W2K3068, PSE400R02W2K3069, PSE400R02W2K3070, PSE400R02W2K3071, PSE400R02W2K3072, PSE400R02W2K3073, PSE400R02W2K3074, PSE400R02W2K3076, PSE400R02W2K3077, PSE400R02W2K3079, PSE400R02W2K3080, PSE400W2K3R03, PSE400R03W2K3001, PSE400R03W2K3002, PSE400R03W2K3003, PSE400R03W2K3004, PSE400R03W2K3005, PSE400R03W2K3006, PSE400R03W2K3007, PSE400R03W2K3008, PSE400R03W2K3009, PSE400R03W2K3010, PSE400R03W2K3011, PSE400R03W2K3012, PSE400R03W2K3013, PSE400R03W2K3014, PSE400R03W2K3015, PSE400R03W2K3016, PSE400R03W2K3017, PSE400R03W2K3018, PSE400R03W2K3019, PSE400R03W2K3020, PSE400R03W2K3021, PSE400R03W2K3022, PSE400R03W2K3023, PSE400R03W2K3024, PSE400R03W2K3026, PSE400R03W2K3027, PSE400R03W2K3028, PSE400R03W2K3029, PSE400R03W2K3030, PSE400R03W2K3031, PSE400R03W2K3032, PSE400R03W2K3033, PSE400R03W2K3034, PSE400R03W2K3035, PSE400R03W2K3036, PSE400R03W2K3037, PSE400R03W2K3038, PSE400R03W2K3039, PSE400R03W2K3041, PSE400R03W2K3042, PSE400R03W2K3045, PSE400R03W2K3046, PSE400R03W2K3048, PSE400R03W2K3049, PSE400R03W2K3050, PSE400R03W2K3051, PSE400R03W2K3052, PSE400R03W2K3053, PSE400R03W2K3054, PSE400R03W2K3056, PSE400R03W2K3058, PSE400R03W2K3059, PSE400R03W2K3060, PSE400R03W2K3062, PSE400R03W2K3063, PSE400R03W2K3066, PSE400R03W2K3067, PSE400R03W2K3069, PSE400R03W2K3071, PSE400R03W2K3072, PSE400R03W2K3073, PSE400R03W2K3074, PSE400R03W2K3075, PSE400R03W2K3076, PSE400R03W2K3077, PSE400R03W2K3078, PSE400R03W2K3079, PSE400R03W2K3082, PSE400R03W2K3083, PSE400R03W2K3084
Date: October, 2007
Language supported: English (US)
Readme version: 1.04

Revision History

Version	Date	Change Description
1.04	May, 2008	Added description of line item #165816
1.03	February, 2008	Modified Important Note #3
1.02	November, 2007	Modified Important Note #3
1.01	October, 2007	Added description of line item #159817
1.0	October, 2007	Initial release

Introduction

Hotfix rollup packs are cumulative; they contain both new fixes and fixes from replaced hotfixes and hotfix rollup packs. This readme file documents the fixes that are new in Hotfix Rollup Pack 4. For lists of fixes in earlier, replaced hotfix rollup packs, see the following:

New fixes in this release
Fixes from hotfixes released and replaced since Hotfix Rollup Pack 3
Fixes from earlier hotfix rollup packs
List of replaced hotfixes and hotfix rollup packs

Where to Find Additional Documentation

You can find more information about Presentation Server 4.0 in the Presentation Server Administrator's Guide. Documentation, including the Administrator's Guide, is in the Document Center located in the \documentation\docs directory on the Citrix Presentation Server CD. The Document Center provides a single point of access to the documentation and enables you to go directly to the section in the documentation that you need. You can access the Document Center from the product CD or install it on your servers.

If you prefer to access the guide without using the Document Center, navigate to the component PDF files using Windows Explorer. The guide is in an Adobe Portable Document (PDF) format file. To view, search, and print the documentation, you need Adobe Reader 5.0.5 or later with Search. You can download Adobe Reader for free from the Adobe Web site at http://www.adobe.com/.

All product documentation is also available from the Citrix Web site at http://www.citrix.com/support.

Important Note(s) about this Hotfix Rollup Pack

Caution: Do not install this hotfix rollup pack on 64-bit Windows. Although Citrix uses the same code base in the development of both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Presentation Server, the binaries and files differ. Installing this hotfix rollup pack on 64-bit Windows is not supported and can yield unpredictable results.
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.

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 Hotfix	Replacement Hotfix
PSE400R02W2K3078	PSE400R04W2K3024
PSE400R03W2K3081	PSE400R04W2K3024
PSE400R03W2K3086	PSE400R04W2K3024
PSE400R03W2K3087	PSE400R04W2K3002
PSE400R03W2K3089	PSE400R04W2K3020
PSE400R03W2K3090	PSE400R04W2K3009
PSE400R03W2K3091	PSE400R04W2K3019
PSE400R03W2K3092	PSE400R04W2K3020
PSE400R03W2K3093	PSE400R04W2K3017
PSE400R03W2K3094	PSE400R04W2K3001

See Knowledge Center article CTX114876 for known install behaviors and their workarounds.

Issue(s) Resolved in this Release

Fixes from hotfixes released and replaced since Hotfix Rollup Pack 3
Fixes from earlier hotfix rollup packs
List of replaced hotfixes and hotfix rollup packs

New Fixes in this Release

The following fixes are available for the first time:

Application Isolation	Resource Manager
Client Device Issues	SDK
Content Redirection	Seamless Windows
Data Store	Security Issues
IMA Service	Server/Farm Administration
Installation Manager	Session/Connection
Installing, Uninstalling, Upgrading	Shadowing
Keyboard	Smart Cards
Licensing	SpeedScreen
Load Balancing	System Exceptions
Logon/Authentication	Virtual IP
Memory, CPU Optimization	Web Interface
Printing	Miscellaneous

Application Isolation

Server CPU utilization might grow heavily. The issue occurs when running applications that call GetModuleFileName repeatedly from an application isolation environment. Such applications include SQL Navigator and many VB applications.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#157222]

Client Device Issues

N/A

Content Redirection

Launching HTML (.htm; .html) files embedded in Microsoft Word documents (.doc) fails. The following error message appears instead:

Error Microsoft Internet Explorer
Cannot find file:///C:documents......html
Make sure the path or internet address is correct

To enable this fix, you must set the following registry key(s):
- On 32-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\SFTA\Runtime
  Name: IExploreExitDelay
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: <delay, in ms, before iexplore.exe exits>
- On 64-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\SFTA\Runtime
  Name: IExploreExitDelay
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: <delay, in ms, before iexplore.exe exits>
For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX112836.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#158354]

Data Store

This enhancement allows administrators to find and remove orphaned records from the data store using the dscheck /full servers flag.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#162115]
The way the SQL Server driver handles SQL Error 40001 (transaction rolled back due to deadlock) might lead to data store corruption.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#168867]
Stored procedures might not return proper error codes.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#168868]

IMA Service

After applying this fix, additional information is provided when you run a CDF trace on IMA_Subsystems_UserWin.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#158364]
Applications might become unavailable after a zone data collector election is called if any server involved in the election process times out. After applying this fix, you can configure a new option, ElectionRetryTimeout, which defines the length of time, in milliseconds, a member server waits for acknowledgements from others servers to continue or restart the zone data collector election. If this timeout expires, the server calling the election will restart the election process by sending an election request to the most preferred server.

To enable this fix, set the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\IMA\Runtime\
Value: ElectionRetryTimeout
Type: REG_DWORD
Value: Decimal number in milliseconds

If the above value is not configured this timeout continues to default to twice the election timeout [(the election timeout defaults to 10 seconds) + ((n-1) * 50ms)] where n is the number of servers the member server sent the election request to. For example, if a member server sends an election request to 3 servers, with the first 2 servers not responding and the third server responding, the election process would restart if the member server is not informed of which server is the new/existing Zone Data Collector after 20.200 seconds (2 * 10.100).

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#158997]
The IMA Service might not start in environments where more than 1,024 file type association entries are listed within the registry. To enable this fix, you must set the following registry key(s):
- On 32-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\IMA\Runtime
  Name: psrequired
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 1
- On 64-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\IMA\Runtime
  Name: psrequired
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 1
[From PSE400W2K3R04][#159315]

Installation Manager

Installation Manager might fail to uninstall certain packages and the following error message appears in the properties of the failed uninstall:

"Error Code 0x7. An install, repair or remove operation is in progress for this product."

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#162517]

Installing, Uninstalling, Upgrading

After upgrading a zone data collector to the latest version of Presentation Server, the Presentation Server Console is slow to enumerate servers and Installation Manager packages.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#128456]

Keyboard

N/A

Licensing

N/A

Load Balancing

When reading user profiles takes a long time, per-server client session limits might not be honored. To enable this fix, you must set the following registry key:
- On 32-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\IMA\MfServer
  Name: ResolutionEntryAge
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: <maximum time for logon process of client session, expressed as (number of minutes x 2) +1. For example, to set the maximum time to 15 minutes, use a value of 31>
- On 64-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\IMA\MfServer
  Name: ResolutionEntryAge
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: <maximum time for logon process of client session, expressed as (number of minutes x 2) +1. For example, to set the maximum time to 15 minutes, use a value of 31>
[From PSE400W2K3R04][#162917]
When using a Netscaler device or Access Gateway, Enterprise Edition, to load balance XML brokers, the following error message might appear:

"A network error caused your request to time out. Try to connect again. If you continue to receive this message, contact your Citrix administrator."

The issue occurs because the XML Service does not respond to requests routed through a network device that adds a HTTP request header that begins with the letters 'c' or 'k.'

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#166906]

Logon/Authentication

The "Running logon scripts" logon status window might not close after the logon completes.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#157025]
If the Presentation Server Client's automatic logon credentials contain a domain name not contained in the server's trusted relationships, the logon is still attempted on the server and may succeed if the credentials happen to be valid for a local account on the server.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#158647]

Memory, CPU Optimization

N/A

Printing

This feature enhancement to the dscheck utility allows you to remove duplicate entries from the printer driver compatibility list. To purge the list of duplicate entries, run "DSCHECK /full printers /purge_driversecurity"

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#152884]
Autocreated printers that no longer have an associated session are not deleted when the Citrix Print Service (CPSVC) restarts.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#160983]
When reconnecting to a session from a client that uses a different default printer, the printer ToolTip displays the previous client's default printer.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#166586]
Printers using the Universal Print Driver might be offline when reconnecting to a disconnected session.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#167462]
Printers might go offline at random.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#168276, #168279, #168280]

Resource Manager

N/A

SDK

The WinStationQueryInformation API might return an incorrect user name or an incorrect domain name after reconnecting to a session.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#148418]
The policy method TWAINRedirectionRule is missing from the policy interface of Version 4.0 of the MFCOM SDK even though it is documented as present. This fix adds the definition of the policy method.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#161687]
Queries for active sessions for a published application return a Permission Denied error rather than an empty list of sessions if the application is not currently running in any session.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#162795]

Seamless Windows

N/A

Security Issues

This fix addresses a security vulnerability. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX114893.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#165816]

Server/Farm Administration

Zone-to-zone communications spanning high latency networks for large farm environments are slow to synchronize the information retained in the dynamic store on each data collector to each data collector.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#151102]
After running a discovery, the Access Management Console does not properly enumerate applications and application folders if duplicate application folders exist in the data store. This fix updates the dscheck utility to produce warnings about duplicate entries. To correct the issue, run the utility and remove any duplicate entries it returns from the data store.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#156720]
Users with permission to terminate processes cannot terminate processes by invoking the "Terminate Process" function from the Servers folder or subfolders in the Presentation Server Console.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#160501]
When running WMI queries, the WMI provider might encounter problems such as an unlicensed server or a timed out query, causing the query to fail and return an error message.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#160265]
This fix introduces an enhancement to the DSCHECK utility to correct object memberships with the /folders option.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#161221]
The DSCHECK utility does not detect domain trust information missing in the data store. With this fix, the following error message appears when running the utility if there is no trust information for a server in the data store:

"Server Consistency Check: The MetaFrame Server record with HostName <SERVERNAME> at DN<XXXXXXXX> is invalid. The associated Account Authority Server record was not found."

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#163254]

Session/Connection

IPX connection attempts fail to servers where Fix #159382 is installed.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#167590]

Shadowing

N/A

Smart Cards

N/A

SpeedScreen

N/A

System Exceptions

Session reliability checking might cause errors, leading the Citrix XTE Service to terminate unexpectedly.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#151599]
Event ID 1114 appears sporadically in the Event Log, indicating issues with session printers even though no such issues are apparent. The entries occur when users terminate logons or sessions before the creation of their network printers is complete.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#164508]
Sessions might become increasingly slow and eventually unresponsive. The issue occurs when the following combination of server and client settings exists:

Server:
Presentation Server Console > ICA Settings farm property > ICA Display section >"Discard Redundant Graphics Operations" set to "OFF"

Client:
ICA connection properties > Options > "Use Disk Cache for Bitmaps" enabled

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#165595]
With SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration enabled, Microsoft Internet Explorer might exit unexpectedly when displaying GIF images.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#167267]
On systems running Windows Server 2003, Service Pack 1 or later, the memory consumption of the Termsrv.exe process grows by about 1K each time you reconnect to a disconnected session.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#168014]

Virtual IP

N/A

Web Interface

A "User Trust Intersection Change" error message might appear when using the management console to configure an application published to a user or a group that belongs to a domain that is not present in the trust list held in the data store for one or more servers where the application is published. If a server has a problem querying domain trust information, existing domain trust information for that server is removed from the data store.

With this fix, existing domain trust information is not removed from the data store if a server has a problem querying its domain trust information. Additionally, the following event will be generated in the server's application log:

Type: Error
Source: Metaframe Events
Event ID: 1230
Description: Failed to get domain trust information for this server.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#163540]

Miscellaneous

The "Turn off menu animations" policy does not work as designed. This fix removes the policy interface from the console.

[From PSE400W2K3R04][#147057]

Fixes from Hotfixes Released and Replaced since Hotfix Rollup Pack 3

The following fixes were included in hotfixes released since Hotfix Rollup Pack 3. All those hotfixes are replaced by Hotfix Rollup Pack 4. :

After applying Hotfix Rollup Pack 3, connection attempts might fail to complete and to launch the session. This happens with clients that use Version 1 of the Thinwire component. By default, Versions 6.00.985 and later of the Presentation Server Client for Windows use Version 2 of the Thinwire component. Other clients that might still be using Version 1 of the Thinwire component include the following: Nokia 92x0 V. 2.01; DOS32 V. 4.21; DOS16 V. 4.0; Solaris X86 V. 3.x; Compaq Tru64 V. 3.x; Sun SunOS 4.14 V. 3.x; SCO UnixWare V. 3.x; Linux ARM V 3.x; EPOC 5.x V. 3.x: Symbian - P800/P900; some versions of WinCE and Linux based Terminals.

[From PSE400R03W2K3001][#159983]
An application launched from a session on client device A might not become aware of a different default printer after connecting to the same session from client device B. For example, the tool tip for the printer icon on the Microsoft Word toolbar does not display the device B default printer after connecting to the same session from device B.

[From PSE400R03W2K3002][#155652]

When printing using the universal printer, the default output settings such as paper size and orientation are fixed. This fix offers a workaround by allowing administrators to set default values for the universal printer. To do this, set the following registry keys as needed:

On 32-bit Windows:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\Print\UPDDevmode
Name: see chart
Type: see chart
Data: see chart
On 64-bit Windows:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\Print\UPDDevmode
Name: see chart
Type: see chart
Data: see chart

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\Print\UPDDevmode
Name: see chart
Type: see chart
Data: see chart

Name	Type	Data
dmOrientation	REG_DWORD	1 = portrait, 2 = landscape
dmPaperSize	REG_DWORD	1 = letter through 118 = last paper defined in paper table
dmPaperLength	REG_DWORD	1 - 65535
dmPaperWidth	REG_DWORD	1 - 65535
dmScale	REG_DWORD	1 - 1000
dmCopies	REG_DWORD	1 - 9999
dmDefaultSource	REG_DWORD	1 - 15
dmPrintQuality	REG_DWORD	1 = draft, 4 = high
dmColor	REG_DWORD	1 = monochrome, 2 = color
dmDuplex	REG_DWORD	1 = simplex, 2 = horizontal, 3 = vertical
dmYResolution	REG_DWORD	32 - 65535
dmTTOption	REG_DWORD	1 = bitmap, 2 = download, 3 = substitute, 4 = outline
dmCollate	REG_DWORD	0 = false, #1 = true
dmLogPixels	REG_DWORD	0 - 65535
dmBitsPerPel	REG_DWORD	0 - 65535
dmPelsWidth	REG_DWORD	0 - 65535
dmPelsHeight	REG_DWORD	0 - 65535
dmFormName	REG_SZ	Form name, such as letter, A4, tabloid, or other available form options

[From PSE400R03W2K3002][#155984, #165006]

Some documents created with the data type set to RAW do not print using the universal driver.

[From PSE400R03W2K3002][#157899]
Under certain environmental conditions, a VC++ runtime exception error dialog box appears on the console of a Presentation Server.

[From PSE400R03W2K3003][#158236]
Microsoft Office Seamless Taskbar Support for Excel may fail after installing certain 3rd party Excel add-ins, such as the Excel Bloomberg add-in. For more information, see Knowledge Center article CTX101644.

[From PSE400R03W2K3004][#158788]
When running the ICA Toolbar as a seamless or fixed window published application and attempting to set the AutoHide toolbar property, the following error message appears:

"There is already an auto hidden window on this edge. Only one auto hidden window is allowed on each edge."

This fix removes the AutoHide toolbar property when the toolbar is not running in a full desktop session.

[From PSE400R03W2K3005][#158239]
When minimizing an Internet Explorer window using the Minimize button on the title bar, the Language bar, if present, is not minimized.

[From PSE400R03W2K3006][#153509]
Sessions might disconnect unexpectedly during shadowing or when connecting to a server using non-Windows clients.

[From PSE400R03W2K3007][#156351]
Servers might experience a fatal error on CDM.SYS with stop code 7f.

[From PSE400R03W2K3007][#160873]
Idle seamless sessions might not disconnect at the specified timeout interval.

[From PSE400R03W2K3007][#164675]
Under medium to heavy load conditions, COM port device mappings and drive mappings might fail or experience communication problems.

[From PSE400R03W2K3007][#165914]
Users with user principal names (UPNs) longer than 20 characters logging in through Web Interface 4.0 (ADFS version with RSA/Cleartrust Web agent installed) cannot log on to Presentation Server. Instead, they receive an "Invalid username or password" error message.

[From PSE400R03W2K3009][#158025]
Some images do not appear in instances of Internet Explorer launched from the server console.

[From PSE400R03W2K3010][#157226]
SmoothRoaming might fail to reconnect users to their applications. This occurs when users are connected to multiple applications and close the first application launched in the session.

[From PSE400R03W2K3011][#157399]
In the Presentation Server Console, setting the Presentation Server Edition to GFX2 might cause certain nodes, such as the Installation Manager, Load Evaluators, and Application Isolation Environments nodes to unexpectedly disappear from the console.

[From PSE400R03W2K3012][#159453]
On systems with Resource Manager installed, the IMA Service might exit unexpectedly after installing Hotfix Rollup Pack 2.

[From PSE400R03W2K3013][#158068]
When a Terminal Server is configured for "Relaxed Security" (Windows Server 2003) or "Permissions compatible with Terminal Server 4.0 Users" (Windows 2000 Server), the Terminal Server User group is added only as an alternative to the Remote Interactive Logon group.

[From PSE400R03W2K3014][#156747]
You cannot add transforms created in Macrovision AdminStudio to Installation Manager packages. The issue occurs because Installation Manager's transform validation mechanism fails transforms created in AdminStudio. After enabling this fix, those transforms can be added to Installation Manager packages. To enable the fix, you must set the following registry key(s):
- On 32-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\IMS\2.0
  Name: IgnoreTransformErrors
  Type: DWORD
  Data = 1
- On 64-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Wow6432Node\SOFTWARE\Citrix\IMS\2.0
  Name: IgnoreTransformErrors
  Type: DWORD
  Data = 1
[From PSE400R03W2K3015][#159959]
The memory consumption of the IMASrv.exe process on a zone data collector might increase over time until it can no longer handle requests.

[From PSE400R03W2K3016][#155482]
When using TWAIN redirection, some dialog boxes might not close as expected. This is the server-side component of a fix that allows dialog boxes to close as expected. To get the benefit of this fix, you must also install Version 10.100 of the Presentation Server Client and set the following registry key(s) on the client:
- On 32-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\TWNHOOK
  Name: Flag
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 0x1
- On 64-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\TWNHOOK
  Name: Flag
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 0x1
[From PSE400R03W2K3017][#146416]
Corrupted data contained within the data store might cause the IMA Service to terminate unexpectedly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3018][#160209]
Corrupted data contained within the data store might cause the IMA Service to terminate unexpectedly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3019][#160210]
Servers might experience a kernel trap (Stop 8e) when accessing vdtw30.dll.

[From PSE400R03W2K3020][#159637, #160429]
Servers might experience data loss and a checksum error when communicating with a published application that reads data from a device attached to a COM port on a client device.

[From PSE400R03W2K3021][#156026]
Error messages might appear in the the Event Log and lmgrd_debug.log indicating that certain license types are not available for every license request.

[From PSE400R03W2K3027][#160576]
Users might experience authentication delays or failures when attempting to connect to computers or services within a Presentation Server environment.

[From PSE400R03W2K3028][#156829]
In some Active Directory configurations, generating billing reports fails when Domain Local Groups belong to Organizational Unit folders. To enable this fix, must apply this hotfix to your Resource Manager database connection server.

[From PSE400R03W2K3029][#160601]
This is the server-side component of a fix that addresses an issue in multiple monitor environments where child dialog boxes are not positioned properly, appearing across monitors instead. It also introduces an enhancement that allows you to launch applications on dedicated monitors.

To enable the fix, you must:
- Deploy the corresponding client-side Fix #157950
- Set the following registry key on all servers to which you want to extend this functionality:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Multiple Monitor Hook
Name: DefaultHooks
Type: REG_DWORD
Flag 0x1: Maximize window to correct monitor
Flag 0x400: Center child dialog boxes
Flag 0x800: Launch applications on a specified monitor
Flag 0x0: Disables this functionality

To specify a monitor for application launching:

Set the flag above to 0x800 and then set the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Multiple Monitor Hook
Name: DefaultLaunchMonitor
Type: REG_DWORD
Data:

0: launch application on primary monitor
1: launch application on secondary monitor
...and so on.

To set hooks for specific applications:

Add a (REG_DWORD) with the application executable name as the name. For example, to set specific hooks for Notepad, add the following registry value:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Multiple Monitor Hook
Name: [Notepad.exe]
Type: REG_DWORD
Data:

0: launch application on primary monitor
1: launch application on secondary monitor
...and so on.

[From PSE400R03W2K3030][#157950]
Connecting to a published desktop using the parameter "/cmdline" might fail and the following error message appears even if the client satisfies the required encryption level:

"You do not have the proper encryption level to access this session."

[From PSE400R03W2K3030][#164019]
With local text echo enabled, character spacing might be incorrect.

[From PSE400R03W2K3031][#152762]
Applications might take 30 seconds or longer to initialize. Additionally, the Microsoft Windows Installer service is in a 'Started' state after launching the application.

[From PSE400R03W2K3032][#156749]
The MFCOM APIs AddAdminByName and AddAdminByObject do not work as expected for custom administrators.

[From PSE400R03W2K3033][#160818]
Zone preference and other policies might not be applied reliably.

[From PSE400R03W2K3034][#160033]
On servers where CPU utilization management is enabled, Event ID 1023 might periodically appear in the event log.

[From PSE400R03W2K3035][#159561]
The description in Knowledge Center article CTX101644, under Additional Seamless Registry Settings > Seamless Published Toolbars, of a registry setting (SHAppBarr Hook seamless registry exception flag) for resizing the desktop work area when a seamless published toolbar is docked might cause applications to fail.

[From PSE400R03W2K3036][#162307]
When you use "pn.exe" with the "/PARAM" argument to launch a published application from a command line such as

c:
cd "\Program Files\Citrix\ICA Client"
pn.exe /PN:CPR157801 /APP:AAA /PARAM:"-H -S 10"

the following error message appears: "[published_app_name] failed to start. The Citrix server is unable to process your request to start this published application at this time. Please try again later. If the problem persists, contact your administrator."

The issue occurs when session sharing is disabled by setting the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix\Wfshell\TWI\SeamlessFlags = 1.

[From PSE400R03W2K3037][#158558]
With SpeedScreen browser acceleration enabled, some images do not appear in instances of Internet Explorer launched within an ICA session.

[From PSE400R03W2K3038][#160547]
Servers might experience a fatal error on vdtw30.dll with bugcheck code 7E.

[From PSE400R03W2K3039][#160592]
This is the server-side component of a feature enhancement that allows you to disable the print preview when using the Citrix Universal Printer as the default printer. To get the full feature enhancement, you must also install a client hotfix that includes Fix #159404.

[From PSE400R03W2K3040][#159404]
Print jobs that do not spool completely before a user session is closed might cause the CPSVC.EXE service to terminate unexpectedly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3040][#160239]
NeoLinux client sessions might terminate unexpectedly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3041][#159382]
Servers might experience a fatal error, displaying a blue screen.

[From PSE400R03W2K3041][#159817]
The IMA Service might exit unexpectedly when adding printers to the compatibility list.

[From PSE400R03W2K3042][#154355]
After applying Hotfix Rollup Pack 3, print drivers removed from the auto-replication list in the console return to the list when the auto-replication window is reopened.

[From PSE400R03W2K3042][#161438]
This fix adds support for the following key combinations for Swiss German keyboard layouts:

Key combination Symbol

Alt Gr + 4 °

Alt Gr + 5 §

Alt Gr + 6 ¬

[From PSE400R03W2K3043][#148815]
Applications in a Distributed File System (DFS) launched using a batch file in an application isolation environment fail to launch because the applications cannot be found using DFS paths.

[From PSE400R03W2K3044][#159049]
After closing a dialog box associated with a seamless application, focus might shift to a local application rather than to the seamless application.

[From PSE400R03W2K3045][#162341]
When Excelhook is enabled, taskbar icons are not created for the following Microsoft Access windows: Query; Form; Report; Data.

[From PSE400R03W2K3046][#159427]
Virtual IP configuration information might be overwritten if you modify the configuration before it is fully loaded by the Presentation Server Console.

[From PSE400R03W2K3047][#158824]
The default user and domain settings for Novell clients installed on Presentation Server are reset after the server restarts. While this default behavior is designed to address issues with older Novell clients, it might be inconvenient to some users. This fix offers a workaround to prevent the settings from being reset when the server restarts. To enable the workaround, set the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\IMA
Name: DisableNovellCredentialsBlanking
Type: REG_DWORD
Data: 0x00000001

[From PSE400R03W2K3048][#158609]
The IMA Service might exit unexpectedly or not start after restarting the server.

[From PSE400R03W2K3049][#161526]
The IMA Service might exit unexpectedly with EventID: 0xC0001B7A (7034).

[From PSE400R03W2K3049][#162472]
On occasion, servers might experience a fatal error on wdica.sys with a stop code of 0x50.

[From PSE400R03W2K3050][#158549]
When a server application reads data from mapped client drives, the data read might not match the actual data on the client drive.

[From PSE400R03W2K3051][#158823]
COM port device mapping might fail intermittently.

[From PSE400R03W2K3051][#159017]
File reads might not start at the beginning of the file. This occurs when a file was recently opened, closed, and reopened.

[From PSE400R03W2K3051][#163783]
Autocreated printers created using the legacy naming style might not be deleted when a session is terminated. The issue occurs if the Print Spooler and Citrix Print Manager Service restart while a session is active on the server.

[From PSE400R03W2K3052][#163396]
Applications cannot bind to virtual loopback if both virtual IP and virtual loopback are enabled. This fix adds support for the following registry settings as a workaround:
- On 32-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\VIP
  Name: PreferLoopback
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 1
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\VIP
  Name: PreferLoopbackProcesses
  Type: REG_MULTI_SZ
  Data: <list of processes>
- On 64-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\VIP
  Name: PreferLoopback
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 1
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\VIP
  Name: PreferLoopbackProcesses
  Type: REG_MULTI_SZ
  Data: <list of processes>
[From PSE400R03W2K3053][#160397]
If a user logs on, disconnects, and then reconnects from a client running in a different time zone, the session does not reflect the different time zone.

[From PSE400R03W2K3054][#155101]
Server read data might become corrupt if the data transfer spans two or more Wdica CdmAccelerator cache blocks.

[From PSE400R03W2K3055][#163781]
The smart card authentication process might become unresponsive.

[From PSE400R03W2K3056][#163549]
When taskbar icon support is enabled for Microsoft Office applications, only one taskbar entry is created for Excel spreadsheets.

[From PSE400R03W2K3057][#164439]
This enhancement adds support for Platinum Edition licensing.

[From PSE400R03W2K3058][#163021]
With SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration enabled, Internet Explorer might exit unexpectedly when viewing Web pages with image content.

[From PSE400R03W2K3059][#159789]
Images within a published application might appear as low resolution images. The issue occurs as a result of data loss due to lossy compression, which is the default setting for SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration. This fix changes the default setting to use no lossy compression. To utilize lossy compression, you must specify a lossy compression policy.

[From PSE400R03W2K3059][#161634]
With SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration enabled, the image content of Web pages might appear blank in Internet Explorer.

[From PSE400R03W2K3059][#162137]
Internet Explorer might exit unexpectedly on SpeedScreenFilter.dll.

[From PSE400R03W2K3059][#162516]
Every time a state change occurs on the smart card reader, the number of WinLogon handles grows.

[From PSE400R03W2K3060][#162828]
Winlogon.exe shows higher than average CPU consumption on the server. The issue occurs because the server refreshes the smart card reader state more frequently than necessary. This occurs even if smart cards are not being used. With this fix, the reader state is refreshed only once per noticeable event.

[From PSE400R03W2K3060][#163878]
You cannot print to printers using the Universal Print Driver in pass-through sessions. Instead, print jobs are queued and then removed without printing and without a warning.

[From PSE400R03W2K3061][#164422]
Some applications using Virtual IP addresses might not bind to a virtual loopback correctly. After applying this fix, you can assign a virtual loopback preference by setting the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\VIP
Name: PreferLoopback
Type: DWORD
Data: 1

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\VIP
Name: PreferLoopbackProcesses
Type: REG_MULTI_SZ
Data: <list of processes; all processes must be separated by a carriage return>

[From PSE400R03W2K3063][#165334]
When Internet Explorer 6 or later is run as a published application and SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration is enabled, transparent GIFs on a Web page might display incorrectly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3064][#163950]
Non-Unicode characters might not print properly when using the Universal Print Driver.

[From PSE400R03W2K3064][#165026]
Enabling memory optimization might prevent applications from launching correctly if their registry values are replaced by a path that points to a memory optimization temporary file.

[From PSE400R03W2K3066][#166210]
User sessions disappear from the console at random.

[From PSE400R03W2K3067][#154227]
Certain hotfixes released after Hotfix Rollup Pack 3 fail to update some instances of the file imasystem.dll. The file is present in several locations on the server, but not all locations are updated properly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3069][#167417]
Certain hotfixes released after Hotfix Rollup Pack 3 fail to update some instances of the file CPUPDRV.DLL. The file is present in several locations on the server, but not all locations are updated properly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3070][#167416]
Certain hotfixes released after Hotfix Rollup Pack 3 fail to update some instances of the file CTXALTSTR.SYS. The file is present in several locations on the server, but not all locations are updated properly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3071][#167412]
After running the utility DSCHECK /full folders /clean, some folders and subfolders do not appear in appropriate application or server folders within the console.

[From PSE400R03W2K3072][#163628]
Microsoft Outlook recurring meetings are off by one hour between March 11 and April 1, 2007. The issue occurs because of the earlier start in 2007 of daylight saving time compared with previous years. It is present in scenarios where the Microsoft patch for daylight saving time (Microsoft KB931836) is applied only on the server but not on the client device. To enable this fix, you must set the following registry key(s):
- On 32-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Per Session Time Zone\
  Name: UseServerTZI
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 1 (on), 0 (off)
- On 64-bit Windows:
  
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Citrix\CtxHook\AppInit_Dlls\Per Session Time Zone\
  Name: UseServerTZI
  Type: REG_DWORD
  Data: 1 (on), 0 (off)
Note: The fix takes effect only for sessions launched after you set the registry key.

[From PSE400R02W2K3073][#160709]
In seamless mode, when a TWAIN scan operation completes, the scanner driver window is set behind the scanner application's window.

[From PSE400R03W2K3073][#161243]
When a scanning application is closed while a scan request from that application is still underway, the scanner remains in a busy state. This renders the scanner unavailable to other applications until the client device is restarted.

[From PSE400R03W2K3073][#164983]
After selecting a scanner to use, the application might fail to enable it.

[From PSE400R03W2K3073][#165134]
Executing the "qfarm /load" command fails to return any information. This issue does not affect load balancing and can occur if a server in the zone is offline when executing the command.

[From PSE400R03W2K3074][#164943]
When using smart card authentication, users cannot reconnect to a disconnected session from the Web Interface or Program Neighborhood Agent when workspace control is disabled.

[From PSE400R03W2K3075][#159675]
Servers might experience a fatal error, displaying a blue screen, on vdtw30.dll.

[From PSE400R03W2K3076][#165810]
When using Presentation Server Clients for Windows, Version 10.100 and earlier, that contain Fix #144841, the seamless toolbar taskbar icon appears on the task bar when docked. To resolve this issue, install a version of the client that contains Fix #165499 and then set following server-side registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System/CurrentControlSet\Control/Citrix\wfshell\TWI
Name: SeamlessFlags
Type: REG_DWORD
Data: 0x200000

[From PSE400R03W2K3077][#165925]
Disabling XML Service DNS address resolution might not fully take effect. As a result, FQDNs are sent to clients rather than IP addresses.

[From PSE400R03W2K3078][#164172]
Certain custom changes to the IcaThinwireFlags inadvertently cause the Local Host Cache to grow to its maximum size (2 GB). As a result, users can no longer connect to the affected servers.

[From PSE400R03W2K3078][#165903]
If the Citrix Print Manager Service (CPsvc.exe) exits unexpectedly, running logon scripts might become unresponsive and logons fail.

[From PSE400R03W2K3079][#164872]
With SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration enabled, SpeedScreenFilter.dll might cause Microsoft Internet Explorer to exit unexpectedly.

[From PSE400R03W2K3079][#166571]
The Citrix Print Manager Service (CPsvc.exe) exits unexpectedly with Application Fault (80000003) during printer autocreation.

[From PSE400R03W2K3079][#167902]
This fix reverts the change introduced by Fix #161634. It reinstates the original behavior for SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration so that lossy compression is enabled by default.

Note: After applying this fix, images might appear as low resolution images in certain types of connections such as those over low bandwidth or WANs. To eliminate the issue, create and apply a policy disabling lossy compression for affected users or devices.

[From PSE400R03W2K3079][#168458]
Registry settings under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Citrix\Print\UPDDevmode do not always overwrite default values for the Citrix Universal Printer as intended after applying Fix #165006.

[From PSE400R03W2K3079][#168855]
Users might experience slow application refresh or delays when connecting to servers that are configured with multiple policies.

[From PSE400R02W2K3080][#166318]
Applications with names longer than 32 characters do not report usage correctly in summary database reports. The applications are listed twice in the database; one entry displays a truncated name, the second displays the full application name.

Note: Reports run after this fix is applied return the correct usage data collected after this fix is applied. Older data is not updated or corrected.

[From PSE400R03W2K3082][#165183]
The smart card authentication process, when attempted over a wide area network and virtual private network combination, might become unresponsive.

[From PSE400R03W2K3083][#167785]
In some Active Directory configurations, generating billing reports returns no data for some users who belong to Domain Local Groups. To enable this fix, apply this hotfix to your Resource Manager database connection server.

[From PSE400R03W2K3084][#166382]
Virtual IP addresses are not released when a session is disconnected.

[From PSE400R03W2K3085][#159918]
This feature enhancement allows the use of KeepAlives when Session Reliability is enabled and monitoring for session disconnection from within applications. To enable KeepAlives when Session Reliability is enabled, set the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix\
Name: WritePingTimeToReg
Type: REG_DWORD
Data: 1 (to enable KeepAlives) or 0 (to disable KeepAlives)

Use HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix\SessionStatus\SessionIdN\LastPingTime (where N is the session number) to monitor session tick counts.

[From PSE400R03W2K3086][#161787]
Servers might experience a fatal error, displaying a blue screen on CDM.SYS with bugcheck code 7f.

[From PSE400R03W2K3086][#167818]

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 article.

Replaced Hotfix Rollup Pack	Knowledge Center Article
PSE400W2K3R01	CTX107504
PSE400W2K3R02.0.1	CTX109307
PSE400W2K3R03	CTX111419

Installing and Uninstalling this Hotfix Rollup Pack

Notes:

This hotfix rollup pack is packaged with Microsoft Windows Installer 3.0 as a .msp file. For more information about deploying these, see Microsoft article 884016 or visit the Microsoft Web site and search on keyword msiexec.
This hotfix rollup pack might or might not prompt you to restart the server when the installation or uninstallation is complete. If you are using the Access Suite Console, you must restart the server after installing or uninstalling this hotfix rollup pack to ensure that it is added to or removed from the console's hotfix inventory list.
If the need arises to restore the original settings and functionality provided by this hotfix rollup pack, you must uninstall the hotfix rollup pack before reinstalling it according to the installation instructions below.

To install this hotfix rollup pack:

Copy the hotfix rollup pack to an empty folder on the hard drive of the server you want to update.
Close all applications.
Run the executable.
Restart the server.
If you are using the Access Suite Console, restart the server to ensure the hotfix rollup pack is added to the console's hotfix inventory list.

To uninstall this hotfix rollup pack:

From the Start menu, select Settings > Control Panel.
In Control Panel, double-click Add/Remove Programs.
Highlight the hotfix rollup pack and click Remove.
Follow the directions on-screen.
If you are using the Access Suite Console, restart the server to ensure the hotfix rollup pack is removed from the console's hotfix inventory list.

Symbols Files Location

(For use only when instructed by Citrix Technical Support) PSE400W2K3R04 Symbols for Windows Server 2003

Files Updated

File Name	Date	Time	Size
0000040a.kbd	09/28/2007	05:49p	7,428
00000410.kbd	09/28/2007	05:49p	7,682
00000807.kbd	09/28/2007	05:49p	7,402
AddCaps.exe	09/28/2007	06:28p	20,480
adfp.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	196,608
adfutil.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	282,624
adfverfw.exe	09/29/2007	12:00a	299,008
AdminMgr.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	132,084
AdminUserMgr.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	142,519
AgentSVC.exe	09/28/2007	11:59p	106,496
AggressiveCompression.exe	09/28/2007	11:59p	17,920
AggressiveCompressionUI.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	16,896
AIE.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	86,016
AIEIMA.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	17,408
aieimaUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	21,504
AieSal.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	69,632
aiess.dll	09/29/2007	12:24a	196,744
AltisUL.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	135,168
AvonFix.vbs	09/29/2007	12:25a	5,579
ccticket.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	36,864
Cdfdrv.sys	09/29/2007	12:02a	22,480
CdfSvc.exe	09/28/2007	11:59p	180,224
cdm.sys	09/29/2007	12:04a	312,520
cdmprov.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	77,824
cdmprovUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	4,096
cdmsvc.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	42,496
Cgpcore.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	110,592
chfarm.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	131,072
chfarmui.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	90,112
chgcdm.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	45,056
chgcdmUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	8,704
citrix.XP10FR3.mof	08/19/2005	12:55p	12,631
CitrixEvProv.dll	09/28/2007	11:40p	19,968
CitrixFarmProv.dll	09/28/2007	11:40p	151,552
citrix_ima_core.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	1,047,319
citrix_ima_lms.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	14,812
citrix_ima_sals_mf.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	112,358
clnthelp.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	5,120
cmstart.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	32,768
CPatch.exe	09/29/2007	12:25a	49,152
CPatchBackup_Files.vbs	09/29/2007	12:25a	2,757
CPatchRestore_Files.vbs	09/29/2007	12:25a	3,372
CPatchUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:26a	6,144
cpmon.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	61,440
Cpproc.dll	09/29/2007	12:02a	10,752
cpprov.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	69,632
cpr117289.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	915
cpr122675.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	1,692
cpr130871.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	1,688
cpr135850.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	1,502
cpr136792.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	2,002
cpr144447.reg	09/29/2007	12:26a	117
CpSvc.exe	09/28/2007	11:59p	311,296
cpupdrv.dll	09/29/2007	12:03a	39,248
Cpupdui.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	62,976
cshadow.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	32,768
ctxadmin.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	118,784
ctxadpcm.acm	09/29/2007	12:01a	11,776
CtxAltStr.sys	09/29/2007	12:04a	63,192
ctxauddmo.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	47,616
ctxauth.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	30,720
CtxBace.exe	09/28/2007	11:59p	180,224
ctxconfproxy.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	53,760
ctxcpumsg.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	151,552
ctxcpuperf.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	45,328
ctxcpusched.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	147,728
ctxdwavo.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	21,504
ctxgina.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	69,632
ctxhide.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	5,120
ctxnotif.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	114,688
ctxpidmn.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	18,528
ctxprn.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	35,328
CtxPrnUI.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	4,096
ctxprnui.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	18,432
ctxrdpcc.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	7,680
ctxrdpctls.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	29,184
ctxrdpwsx.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	21,776
ctxrmpn.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	23,896
ctxrpc.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	45,192
CtxSbx.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	111,704
CtxSbxHook.DLL	09/28/2007	11:59p	249,856
CtxSFOShellExt.dll	09/28/2007	11:59p	155,648
CtxSFOSvc.exe	09/28/2007	11:59p	196,608
ctxsmcdrv.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	14,432
ctxsta.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	57,344
CtxTestDll.exe	09/28/2007	11:59p	114,688
ctxviddmo.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	47,616
ctxwmi.dll	09/28/2007	11:41p	25,088
ctxwmisvc.exe	09/28/2007	11:41p	14,848
ctxxmlss.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	27,136
cutildll.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	73,864
dscheck.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	241,664
DsMaint.exe	09/29/2007	12:00a	98,304
dsmaintUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	31,232
enblrdrv.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	49,888
enblrrecw.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	876,544
encsvc.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	172,032
EventMsgs.dll	09/28/2007	11:40p	5,120
exceldll.dll	09/28/2007	06:28p	11,776
excelinterface.dll	09/28/2007	06:28p	4,096
FilterInt.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	155,648
ibrowser.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	114,688
Ica.bmp	09/17/2007	04:34p	23,362
Ica256.bmp	09/17/2007	04:34p	47,566
icabar.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	77,824
icacdd.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	9,432
icactls.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	65,536
icammdrv.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	54,272
icareduc.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	18,144
iexplore.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	40,960
ImaAccess.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	122,880
ImaAdminSal.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	151,552
ImaAdminSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	221,320
ImaAppSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	356,488
ImaCommon.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	43,008
ImaDao.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	32,256
ImaDomain.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	143,496
ImaFc.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	44,032
ImaGrpSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	131,208
ImaMfRpc_Client.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	43,008
ImaMsgs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	41,608
ImaMsgsUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	34,816
ImaNDS.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	110,728
ImaObjectPermissions.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	94,208
ImaOracle.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	139,264
ImaPolicySs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	229,512
ImaRaClient.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	102,400
ImaRaSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	143,496
imareduc.dll	09/29/2007	12:24a	12,936
ImaRuntimeSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	327,816
ImaSal.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	23,040
ImaSql.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	221,184
ImaSrv.exe	09/29/2007	12:00a	155,648
imasrv4mfui.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	37,888
ImaSrvSal.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	139,264
ImaSrvSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	344,200
imasrvUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	22,528
ImaSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	39,560
ImaSystem.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	258,048
IMATest.exe	09/29/2007	12:00a	10,240
ImaUserSal.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	167,936
IMHandler.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	188,416
IMSMgr.jar	09/28/2007	07:52p	418,051
ImsSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	569,480
IMUtil.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	323,584
IsolationMgr.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	145,784
istlsys.exe	09/29/2007	12:26a	7,168
JATHelp.chm	06/07/2005	05:41p	385,514
libapr.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	126,976
libhttpd.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	262,144
licerrorUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	7,680
LMS20Rules.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	39,048
LMSAdmin.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	127,336
LMSMonitor.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	41,831
LmsSal.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	90,112
LmsSS.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	229,512
MergeWFS.exe	09/29/2007	12:00a	98,304
MetaFrameEvProv.dll	09/28/2007	11:40p	39,424
MetaFrameProv.dll	09/28/2007	11:40p	233,472
MetaFramePubAppMgr.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	369,276
MfAppSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	426,120
MfBrowserSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	110,728
mfcfg.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	352,256
mfcom.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	348,160
mfcomsrv.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	737,280
MFError.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	3,584
MFErrorUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	22,528
MFEventUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	15,872
MfObjectPermissions.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	47,104
MfPnSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	123,016
MfPrintSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	401,544
mfreg.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	356,352
MfRpcSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	241,800
MFRules.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	49,288
MfSrvSal.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	249,856
MfSrvSs.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	733,320
MFStatus.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	3,584
MFStatusUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	14,336
MFXPPerf.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	51,712
mfxpperf.ini	08/26/2007	12:12p	52,120
MFXPPerfUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	21,504
mfxpperf_def.h	08/26/2007	12:28p	3,236
MgmtEventProv.dll	09/28/2007	11:40p	106,496
MgmtProv.dll	09/28/2007	11:40p	31,232
mmhook.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	17,920
mmvd.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	32,768
mod_cgp.so	09/29/2007	12:01a	61,440
Native.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	36,864
OptimizationsPatched.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	1,847
Packager2.exe	09/29/2007	12:00a	2,191,360
pdcomp.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	19,672
pdcrypt1.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	18,656
pdcrypt2.sys	09/29/2007	12:10a	182,744
pdframe.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	18,520
pdreli.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	23,384
pdrframe.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	16,352
pnsvc.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	98,304
PolicyMgr.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	313,797
printcfg.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	73,728
printcfgUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	46,592
PrinterMgr.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	291,911
PS400RegBackup.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	15,504
PS400_DuplicateFiles_Restore_HRP2.vbs	09/29/2007	12:26a	5,308
QueryAndSetCpsVer.exe	09/29/2007	12:26a	14,336
regdll.exe	09/29/2007	12:26a	45,056
RemoteAccessProxy.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	8,704
ResetPSRequired.exe	09/29/2007	12:26a	3,584
ResourceManager.jar	08/24/2007	02:42p	1,409,330
RMAlertsSS.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	323,720
RMBillingSAL.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	41,096
RMBillingSS.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	344,200
RMMonitorSS.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	1,159,304
RMSummaryDBSS.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	336,008
saginst.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	172,032
scardhook.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	98,304
SDBSchemaUpd_Oracle7.sql	08/06/2007	12:55p	240,141
SDBSchemaUpd_Oracle8.sql	08/06/2007	12:55p	228,324
SDBSchemaUpd_SQLServer.sql	08/06/2007	12:55p	178,947
SDBSchema_Oracle7.sql	08/06/2007	12:55p	273,130
SDBSchema_Oracle8.sql	08/06/2007	12:55p	261,488
SDBSchema_SQLServer.sql	08/06/2007	12:55p	248,299
seamls20.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	69,632
sehook20.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	16,896
ServerGrpMgr.jar	09/28/2007	07:52p	56,877
ServerMgrNew.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	367,003
SettingsMgr.jar	09/28/2007	06:54p	36,184
shappbarhook.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	7,168
SpeedScreenApi.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	33,792
SpeedScreenFilter.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	1,302,528
SpeedScreenSession.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	29,696
sphook.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	14,848
spmkmci.dll	09/29/2007	12:24a	33,928
statui.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	11,776
twconfig.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	36,864
twconfigui.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	11,264
twnhook.dll	09/29/2007	12:24a	917,640
twnmux.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	20,480
twpopup.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	15,360
tzhook.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	16,896
tzuser.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	27,136
vclipbd.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	29,184
vdtw30.dll	09/29/2007	12:24a	686,728
viphook.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	27,136
wdica.sys	09/29/2007	12:24a	246,616
wfapi.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	22,016
wfshell.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	77,824
wfshellUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	14,336
wpnbr.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	143,360
wshadow.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	10,752
wshadow.exe	09/29/2007	12:01a	102,400
wshadowUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	38,400
wsxica.dll	09/29/2007	12:25a	987,408
wsxicaUI.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	16,384
XPConfigSupport.dll	09/29/2007	12:00a	114,688
xpperfdata.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	19,968
XTE.exe	09/29/2007	12:00a	13,824
xteConfg.dll	09/29/2007	12:01a	30,720
zlc_api.dll	09/29/2007	12:02a	90,112
zlc_font.dll	09/29/2007	12:02a	47,104
cdfdrv.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:13a	6,366
cdfdrv.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:13a	796
ctxaltstr.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:14a	6,392
ctxaltstrw2k.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:26a	2,141
ctxaltstrw2k3.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:14a	2,258
ctxcdm.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:15a	6,360
ctxcdm.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:15a	1,543
ctxpidmn.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:26a	6,690
ctxrmpn.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:16a	6,372
ctxrmpn.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:16a	1,971
ctxsbx.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:16a	6,805
ctxsbx.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:16a	2,439
ctxsmcdrv.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:17a	6,384
ctxsmcdrv.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:17a	1,630
icacdd.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:18a	6,366
icacdd.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:18a	1,347
icareduc.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:19a	6,378
icareduc.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:18a	1,498
pdcomp.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:19a	6,366
pdcomp.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:19a	1,446
pdcrypt1.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:20a	6,378
pdcrypt1.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:20a	1,498
pdcrypt2.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:21a	6,378
pdcrypt2.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:21a	1,496
pdframe.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:22a	6,372
pdframe.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:21a	1,455
pdreli.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:22a	6,366
pdreli.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:22a	1,446
pdrframe.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:23a	6,378
pdrframe.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:23a	1,464
wdica.cat (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:24a	6,360
wdica.inf (driverfiles)	09/29/2007	12:24a	741

MD5 Checksum	File Name
960ADF1D0EBFAE48CE6CD1A8DE25BEBB	PSE400W2K3R04.msp
0FA2A0D9213D4A3BE15F229B7DD0B41C	0000040a.kbd
3BA6BE8ECB3506CEE90214B43464AA53	00000410.kbd
EF42FFFFB7BC38F392F4161FC9AC32FB	00000807.kbd
DAD10E5F66767B830B6DB11163311FD9	AddCaps.exe
C121D68CFE2C63014D358D8B8FE8C5B2	adfp.dll
210BFE46F0A51375A62C1AFFF566C0F4	adfutil.dll
47A48E387E8B890E07B154A3987D7804	adfverfw.exe
F2A074C349AD8C000DF4B35C7CCA5F05	AdminMgr.jar
33ABEEA129718F455B7C01C6A72AF4B3	AdminUserMgr.jar
9D531BF5B4BA1F32AA37A2CA7B896385	AgentSVC.exe
C20C272E36472609276720C3744F2F46	AggressiveCompression.exe
119C8BE8370050CA0914CD645AF792E5	AggressiveCompressionUI.dll
5A7C2CD236DF01F5C9E44D5C1550A28E	AIE.dll
B77FA27E6B74E428925E5E9431E84F6E	AIEIMA.dll
9D062F7509E57618819240599081D28E	aieimaUI.dll
537247FE5BF5B7F2B11170ACC1E3E62A	AieSal.dll
BDC03356CD50C57DF50A37AD3FF6BA38	aiess.dll
9BBFDC027D672899E995546C888221FF	AltisUL.dll
DF3CBBA141261D46F5871F470C4115F2	AvonFix.vbs
63A82F235CA1F73FE00FF161F80F15D1	ccticket.dll
DFE64123C5FCE85D6CEE86968730ACD0	Cdfdrv.sys
BBA129ECA20853BF8FDBA3D67A7D7D5A	CdfSvc.exe
AA875FA7CEAEE5ED3AFB4E3A0D2F9389	cdm.sys
A00B79EFCD8B1D3B120EC2BD96E66E13	cdmprov.dll
F52541FBAC303F6DEBD9BC55BDF9C592	cdmprovUI.dll
66404AF73AC5EC13BB59DC108D460F66	cdmsvc.exe
3B25A0B038083FD6CFAC0ABF96C1B983	Cgpcore.dll
06EF6D04AD247EC2CC3E1837C8F0F1BD	chfarm.exe
0EBD13BB8274446A57E1BE429AE8B6AB	chfarmui.dll
B8B95D8EB4E920308AAD21BC5B7DE751	chgcdm.exe
807A00681A9E55098006DB0D4B1319E2	chgcdmUI.dll
FCA4AE6C69E64C3BA52BC66E24D9681F	citrix.XP10FR3.mof
12026A2E31C01EBDB81F51965B0A323F	CitrixEvProv.dll
81FECC6524D5FA3F26D6BB1D34DF40C3	CitrixFarmProv.dll
02AA9AC8A66C32D688D6DE4C09D92000	citrix_ima_core.jar
C3C347121E0BC594E29CC79878EA1649	citrix_ima_lms.jar
7C7AE043578F82779B6D424D44AAC099	citrix_ima_sals_mf.jar
7D2A81C67B4576C7770B38E5A0B6164C	clnthelp.dll
484767880B89E63F1007A59D401C1652	cmstart.exe
5825B5E0459FDF578067E2F3CD0E411D	CPatch.exe
01D6273080CB5AEED8101682CF3A00D8	CPatchBackup_Files.vbs
44CFD3EF3D54929E737B695ABAD59D37	CPatchRestore_Files.vbs
80CB22DA00100A30152A9701B6511D7E	CPatchUI.dll
7B79FCAAA3EBCF39CCC1D81C46E8CE07	cpmon.dll
AF4656FEF9F1AD64ABAE605A2E6AB4CD	Cpproc.dll
AF7C0192D3F04FAA94578544EB53D1F2	cpprov.dll
9AD0957757CB4AE1D3CA80281B771AB4	cpr117289.vbs
C47B332D3A90451971B5DC44F67BF2F0	cpr122675.vbs
8716A2C389CC99F2FD5A8B340052A0DC	cpr130871.vbs
1BA3749A6319B3AE575FC2708E462F36	cpr135850.vbs
C2BCD7292F64F0A572D45760D6DBDDFE	cpr136792.vbs
D637254EC210489E2723A22BB695F79E	cpr144447.reg
DA91CFAF64D8D6D52170D97C592021B2	CpSvc.exe
3D4DB7114FD05C2951DD63EE942DFC40	cpupdrv.dll
1E77E395071F37C4915D6B9AB280FE14	Cpupdui.dll
C1B4C4B543E93EECE6F3E933A4216988	cshadow.exe
A629C89F782FAC92CA5803BF472C15C6	ctxadmin.dll
8CB7F3B6007F8DF619AFE42A3B4809AD	ctxadpcm.acm
589883825E3020925B44D0B22B0E4EA1	CtxAltStr.sys
4E79718900AC993967DB5CE311807D6D	ctxauddmo.dll
A31385C8F6EB0458D8E0F06EE943C80D	ctxauth.dll
BE893F2B26C2FCDE18EB4DF3B29A9E46	CtxBace.exe
AEA3B4DEC693B394C10985FD9A69B4BA	ctxconfproxy.dll
EACA0A6E421F3241216003C7C8808EC3	ctxcpumsg.dll
FBD5A68A7808D74D55EB3AA2837838B9	ctxcpuperf.dll
373E3D33D4078DB62DCCCA0D471A9C2D	ctxcpusched.exe
C1FE2DE479B80C2F33F1CD238DE30F60	ctxdwavo.exe
87CC389331D045B9F32E726329E12036	ctxgina.dll
EF44925CD7924D1558C33C6D7673A65B	ctxhide.exe
9C9C3AE521361CACB8C555C9AFA42F89	ctxnotif.dll
EDD54168474910E09392EE11BF167E7D	ctxpidmn.sys
856AC296A15848B9DC0D0B488FBEAAB9	ctxprn.dll
83581BB0EDE13EB7226EB30C1B19C406	CtxPrnUI.dll
3D6A8ECDC79EA20DF5812B21CF781C77	ctxprnui.exe
CD6550D5EC13FF717BBBF57394CCD44A	ctxrdpcc.exe
D6FD8F55EDA94074794A92943E370399	ctxrdpctls.dll
A5BFD304B157F8B5ED4C36221E9F5C76	ctxrdpwsx.dll
B102DDB5AF6BDDD79F11D761C872FA82	ctxrmpn.sys
5450B356AE151F9666FA83141523A38E	ctxrpc.dll
954CE72F7D339E04C252655808BB48EC	CtxSbx.sys
8F93B803C9D2A2C35B93023F05669D34	CtxSbxHook.DLL
D74E3CF605CF40367DF5938A2079140D	CtxSFOShellExt.dll
24797493793E6F32F6AE0EA4F6D21F3B	CtxSFOSvc.exe
B73BA07DDC3E07DB92ED57214E2B79D8	ctxsmcdrv.sys
93EC1251E292B5D2B6FF878FCA4FB504	ctxsta.dll
3F55B7DF1B8A93B9A195E1DB8E9D2968	CtxTestDll.exe
D4BB1A9EE287C6840C4DE8934544FC65	ctxviddmo.dll
7B90F8278D298C430BC6FC19810AC396	ctxwmi.dll
B777ADD3F6AD45E3B02AABFEC3F51082	ctxwmisvc.exe
F1F668E1633E320C1B5967977E82C119	ctxxmlss.exe
898C45AF4AE3DDDBB7FEBA4F7670F5F5	cutildll.dll
C2F37FD5E21BB48DC515710C7D373156	dscheck.exe
8AF32F49276F59702564ECDBA8B6ABE6	DsMaint.exe
B2523A8187B51F4A97EAF2192E01F5C3	dsmaintUI.dll
9C2A8B307B2BF97F22E0A9E699872258	enblrdrv.sys
455360B2CBEFC08E720217EC7A01F0C8	enblrrecw.exe
3C77E3D9B94C45295BE912B84CA57EDE	encsvc.exe
B9644CC88806C89E7DB0337E022974AF	EventMsgs.dll
160F800C8F44645214DCFA112EBDE31C	exceldll.dll
4929398A61B08C58F2ECC6F8A0E92FCB	excelinterface.dll
F6677622F1C17AFF08836724640A221D	FilterInt.dll
2DB3F78A9CEF0E0456B8D1E21412E961	ibrowser.exe
68E1480A816F1EFBDDC06070AC757D3E	Ica.bmp
A318CFD10FCF56E48D75F737B52E8364	Ica256.bmp
D65092F5026A65C32B4204D4113F7DE1	icabar.exe
646C618E96CB7B837151D7DE3E7059C1	icacdd.sys
A00612DCA2D3E71429F11485A398740B	icactls.dll
73B33DC097595AFEC10C434020764CCF	icammdrv.dll
906B654A8BC492B5E240ED47362BB810	icareduc.sys
A1A6595EC6AEF1452C31C090AC64719D	iexplore.exe
6B7AB80715E3492AF2C9F080BD735FE1	ImaAccess.dll
CA97916EA0A8A3D8C4A38CC78626B592	ImaAdminSal.dll
52A083CB527A7191CA0FB208E40EA60B	ImaAdminSs.dll
B12B360E5873CF6C7494E801CF473512	ImaAppSs.dll
AE5001AF8FE815DA7F12AE3097E04F8C	ImaCommon.dll
60F778757C71F6F6EC46436202F789C9	ImaDao.dll
4838435A601B51AF0BF033E6423A1903	ImaDomain.dll
12E5653A4BFCDAEFC5F01CB69EB4C162	ImaFc.dll
D6B191745B9FA13A970446C5F2D407C4	ImaGrpSs.dll
35CE18AF74947163F7AAEA888DC1B645	ImaMfRpc_Client.dll
DAF78B14C40C90D49BC33A29DDBB94DB	ImaMsgs.dll
C91D445DE9BD125208FCA696D81AFA28	ImaMsgsUI.dll
55F8D53E8716664A6AE1870F6FB69A9C	ImaNDS.dll
64D92919BFD8F97020B4D38B48626DF6	ImaObjectPermissions.dll
B29DE2D570B4F5DC1EAAC04C84805F7E	ImaOracle.dll
7325448A433FC45E1280F283116350D0	ImaPolicySs.dll
7B0BEA421BFCFE714EE166DF3C74C627	ImaRaClient.dll
12EC587E429E3CFD95F26D44F17495E3	ImaRaSs.dll
423D3D8EE2B779486CF2CFF150B1A70D	imareduc.dll
1AF37443609805FF15C8CB07102B266A	ImaRuntimeSs.dll
DE5E8D642FDBDBDD206062D7F253A04D	ImaSal.dll
7B882FFCF98A275FC13D4B988AC3ACF0	ImaSql.dll
5C6EB5302C6798BC7FFF6242F0C2528D	ImaSrv.exe
487C27AA1BD963048617A0B8518BA514	imasrv4mfui.dll
12EFE4CF99FAEC7A0BF5FC7E1F790913	ImaSrvSal.dll
AD7AE6664156AF206CFF0890F8AE1F91	ImaSrvSs.dll
6ADED3C91D0FD8528CF51B041029C682	imasrvUI.dll
F7596E31F5E9E7A671FF5A5BC6E244E0	ImaSs.dll
B07B1DD71E0F7B885555D9CEA34C474D	ImaSystem.dll
E9F3595761EF21E9E3ECF5B33C0AFD43	IMATest.exe
7275D034C3B9180D3690430FC4AEAD08	ImaUserSal.dll
E1929F7CAF6FF4FC621625E18CB784E4	IMHandler.dll
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86BC21E694AC8CE6E6C628BF26D2D1DD	MetaFrameProv.dll
E6BC599ABF11F0D76CD74404E5F31D01	MetaFramePubAppMgr.jar
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1064E7F45B9921FDCC8290C63519BB84	MfBrowserSs.dll
2CC0DCF49DCD83A64A8E2C4A6AE92EDE	mfcfg.exe
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1A8B2C48B8B2C6B01E051588A46B4D69	MfPrintSs.dll
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C9629B01912EC4F790745574B4011E67	mfxpperf.ini
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E849D05D6D0B5561403C01EC0D463DBE	xpperfdata.dll
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2A842511035552889756DA63872552B6	xteConfg.dll
6804B6DE56FA8A5DA15C7E3641C3417D	zlc_api.dll
550C1DD7B9B2BF84699CB2993F5AF154	zlc_font.dll
67C5D4FAE3ABA2108A14A2135A65BCC9	cdfdrv.cat (driverfiles)
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BFC03ACDCF38B6FC9CD3FFB39321027B	ctxaltstr.cat (driverfiles)
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3609B8E04AA64957547D2121F5C2A5F9	ctxrmpn.inf (driverfiles)
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6191D7E3FE63E7235FACE2BFBCFEDA0A	pdcrypt1.cat (driverfiles)
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B899E2EA3DB9E29D20A0E1B393D6A27D	pdframe.cat (driverfiles)
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74386E93B8679783C8BAFE64E6FEE009	pdreli.cat (driverfiles)
1B73488062D89650D32B5C4EF694CB3D	pdreli.inf (driverfiles)
7247D47562D502E38CF9A221DF21CC91	pdrframe.cat (driverfiles)
C015A3CE51C62059559501A205F7DBA9	pdrframe.inf (driverfiles)
1C579F9BA325796ADE26361591AD18F6	wdica.cat (driverfiles)
E6A0E33F7B45B0DF9DB6902F766DA448	wdica.inf (driverfiles)

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