We have a brand new XenDesktop 7.6 environement. We published the shared Desktop landing on Windows Server 2012 R2 Servers (Installation in German). The Windows Servers are streamed with PVS to VMWare Sphere Hosts.
Now we have some users with following problem:
- When they lock the screen, the language changes automatically from German-Switzerland to German-Germany - Now the signs like $ or @ don’t match the keyboard keys
But anywhere in Desktop the default language is German-Switzerland, as it should be.
Strange is that not all users are affected.
What we tried until now: - Delete all unnecessary keyboard layouts on the Master Image (there is only German-Swiss and French-Swiss Layout installed) = Problem still persist. - Delete all unnecessary keyboard layouts on the local machne of the affected users and connect again = Problem still persist. - Created a GPO that deletes all unnecessary keyboard layouts, in the .Default and Current User = Problem still persist. - An affected user connected over a client (PC or Notebook) from another user that don’t have this problem = As soon the screen is loked the language change anyway. - A user who don’t have this problem connected over a client machine from an affected user = the locked screen shows the correct language. - We made a new local and a new roaming profile (we use Citrix Profile Management) for an affected user = Problem still persist. - We made a new roaming profile for an user who don’t have this problem = the locked screen shows the correct language. - We tried different Citrix Receiver versions like 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 = Problem still persist.
Registry keys we deleted on the machines and with the GPO: - Software\Microsoft\CTF\SortOrder\Language (every language codes except German – Switzerland 00000807) - Keyboard Layout\Preload (every language codes except German – Switzerland 00000807)
If an affected user starts the Dekstop over RDP, the locked screen showes the correct keyboard language. Only ICA sessions are affected.
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Roberto Pereira
We have a brand new XenDesktop 7.6 environement. We published the shared Desktop landing on Windows Server 2012 R2 Servers (Installation in German). The Windows Servers are streamed with PVS to VMWare Sphere Hosts.
Now we have some users with following problem:
- When they lock the screen, the language changes automatically from German-Switzerland to German-Germany
- Now the signs like $ or @ don’t match the keyboard keys
But anywhere in Desktop the default language is German-Switzerland, as it should be.
Strange is that not all users are affected.
What we tried until now:
- Delete all unnecessary keyboard layouts on the Master Image (there is only German-Swiss and French-Swiss Layout installed) = Problem still persist.
- Delete all unnecessary keyboard layouts on the local machne of the affected users and connect again = Problem still persist.
- Created a GPO that deletes all unnecessary keyboard layouts, in the .Default and Current User = Problem still persist.
- An affected user connected over a client (PC or Notebook) from another user that don’t have this problem = As soon the screen is loked the language change anyway.
- A user who don’t have this problem connected over a client machine from an affected user = the locked screen shows the correct language.
- We made a new local and a new roaming profile (we use Citrix Profile Management) for an affected user = Problem still persist.
- We made a new roaming profile for an user who don’t have this problem = the locked screen shows the correct language.
- We tried different Citrix Receiver versions like 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 = Problem still persist.
Registry keys we deleted on the machines and with the GPO:
- Software\Microsoft\CTF\SortOrder\Language (every language codes except German – Switzerland 00000807)
- Keyboard Layout\Preload (every language codes except German – Switzerland 00000807)
If an affected user starts the Dekstop over RDP, the locked screen showes the correct keyboard language. Only ICA sessions are affected.
Some has an idea what could cause this problem?
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