Hotfix package name: ProfileMgt41WX64002.zip
For: Computers running Profile management 4.1 installed on:

• Desktops. Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3, Windows Vista Service Pack 1, or Windows 7
• Servers. Standard, Enterprise, and Datacenter Editions of: Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 and Windows Server 2008 (including Windows Server 2008 R2)

Replaces: All previous versions 
Date: November, 2012 
Language supported: English (US)
Readme version: 1.00

Readme Revision History

Important Notes about This Release

Caution! This release may 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.

Where to Find Documentation

For Profile management documentation, see Citrix eDocs, the Citrix Product Documentation Library.

For support forums, white papers, best practices, and answers to FAQs about Profile management, see http://www.citrix.com/upm.

New Fixes in This Release

1. This fix corrects an issue that prevents profiles from being deleted when users log off.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64002][#LA1424]

2. The migration of Windows roaming user profiles to Citrix profiles fails for Windows roaming files configured using a GPO.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64002][#LA1898]

3. In certain configurations, after modifying a file on client device A, logging off, and then logging on to client device B, the previous version of the file is deleted from device B without synchronizing the updated version to device B. Only after logging off from device B and then logging back on will the updated file be present on device B.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64002][#LA2233]

Fixes from Replaced Hotfixes

1. With the user store hosted on a NetApp share, profiles can intermittently fail to load.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64001][#LA0979]

2. Folders that are excluded from being synchronized can be deleted upon the next time the users logs on.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64001][#LA1015]

3. User settings might not get saved when a relative path name is configured for the store location.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64001][#LA1340]

4. Internet Explorer can become unresponsive when the user tries to open a URL that was compiled from a user store folder to the equivalent local profile folder.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64001][#LA1387]

5. With the "Delete locally cached profiles on logoff" option enabled, stale profile folders are left behind after a user logs off.

   With this fix:

   • The profile folder is deleted two to three minutes after the user logs off.
   • The profile folder persists if the user logs off and back on.
   • If the profile folder is locked by any other process during logoff, it does not result in an error. After the process is completed, the profile folder is deleted. If the folder is still locked while the same user logs back on, a new profile folder .x (x increments by 1 if the current user profile folder is locked) is created. The stale profile folder is deleted in the background.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64001][#LA1680]

6. When using Microsoft's System Preparation Tool (Sysprep.exe) as described in Microsoft article Microsoft article 973289 and setting CopyProfile=true causes the default profile of the operating system to be unusable for Profile management.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64001][#LA1681]

7. With this feature enhancement, users logged on with temporary profiles receive the following message and are logged of after clicking OK:

   "There was a problem setting up your profile.
   You will be logged off when you click OK, and changes you make during this session will not be saved.
   Please contact your administrator to resolve this problem."

   To enable this functionality, enable the "Log user off if a problem is encountered" policy under Profile Management > Advanced Settings.

   [From ProfileMgt41WX64001][#LA1879]

Installing and Uninstalling This Release

Notes:

• This release is packaged as a .zip file containing the replacement profilemgt4.1.2_x64.msi and ADM, ADMX, and ADML template files.
  • For information about deploying msi files, see Microsoft article 884016 or visit the Microsoft Web site and search on keyword msiexec.
  • For information about adding the ADM file to Group Policy, see Citrix eDocs, the Citrix Product Documentation Library, and search for Add the ADM file to Group Policy.
• To install this hotfix successfully, systems must not have registry modification restrictions in place.
• Restart the system when the installation or uninstallation is complete.
• If the need arises to restore the original settings and functionality provided by this hotfix, you must uninstall the hotfix before reinstalling it according to the installation instructions below.

To install this hotfix:

1. Copy the file to a shared folder on the network.
2. Extract the compressed file and save the profilemgt4.1.2_x64.msi file on the computer you want to update.
3. Run the .msi file.
4. Restart the computer.

To uninstall this hotfix:

1. From the Start menu, select Settings > Control Panel.
2. In Control Panel, double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3. Highlight the hotfix you want to uninstall and click Remove.
4. Follow the directions on-screen.