Changes to Existing Files in Applications might not be Saved when Client Drive Mapping is Configured
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Description
If Client Drive Mapping is configured for Server operating system and Desktop operating system, changes made to the existing files in applications might not be saved on the mapped drive and could show an error message.
Environment
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Resolution
As a workaround, on the Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machine, change the following settings to disable Read and Write caching:
Caution! Refer to the Disclaimer at the end of this article before using Registry Editor.
In the registry location HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\picadm\Parameters, change the following settings:
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EnableCcReadCache=0
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EnableCcWriteCache=0
Note: Users can save the file as a new file to retain the changes in each file.
Issue/Introduction
If Client Drive Mapping is configured for Server operating system and Desktop operating system, changes made to the existing files in applications might not be saved on the mapped drive and could show an error message.
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