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I have having an issue with a brand new Citrix XenApp 7.6 environment where users are prompted to specify Internet browser when clicking on a link in Outlook 2016 emails. I have Google Chrome, Mozilla FireFox, and IE all installed on the golden image and hence are available to the users. I am quite sure that I have IE set as the default browser both by GPO and by setting it manually as the default program. It looks like the IE GPO's stop at version 9 for compatibility. This is exactly what I get every time but the list shows all the available browsers. Al bayan by javed ghamidi pdf files. The closest alternative I have found is as follows but really? Have to create a custom XML file?

Is this the only way? Has anyone else ran into this issue? Windows 8+ no longer allow these settings to be changed via registry to prevent applications from hijacking preferences. You now have to use specific GPO to set a defaults template, check this article: Basically you need to export settings from a template computer and then apply that XML using GPO.

I was able to verify this works on Windows 8.1 and 10, also works to modify the XML to remove entries you don't want pushed. Any ideas or hints are gratefully appreciated. I've been beating my head against my desk for a few days now! If you want to set IE as default browser, you can edit the registry at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE RegisteredApplications and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Wow6432Node RegisteredApplications Remove all the line about Chrome, FireFox, VMWare (Backup them first by exporting the key in case you want to reverse back). The Citrix FTA value is for URL redirection, if you want when a link is clicked the url is opened on the client side, you need to keep that line and remove the IE line as well. If you really want to use IE as default browser on the server, remove the Citrix FTA value and leave the IE value alone Good look Thomas Tran Free tools for Citrix & RDS.

@Thomas Tran So the resolution you provided me with did fix this. However, it only works on the PVS images once deployed. For example I went to my Golden Image and made the registry changes. I deleted all of the keys including the CItrix.ServerFTA.

Then as usual, I copied the new vDisks to the PVS targets, booted them up, and then the CItrix.ServerFTA registry key re-appears. Hence when I launched a link from Outlook I get the prompt. See attached example. The fix you provided me with was great. Then I ran into other file association issues. For example.PDF files. What I read was that you have to go with the.XML file creation.

Dolzhnostnaya instrukciya pedagoga psihologa v shkole respubliki kazakhstan. According to Carl Webster this is all you need to do. Here is where I am losing my mind.

I have set the file associations for HTTPS and HTTP then exported to the XML file. So in theory this should tackle the issue and the registry modifications you provided in theory should not be needed. See attached.XML file. Lastly, this guy James Rankin has like the only article out there explaining why this is so painful.

If you'd like to collaborate via email I can also make that work. Hello, I wanted to update the posting. Here is what I did and it resolved my issues. Created a XppDefaults.xml file by exporting using the process outlined by Carl Webster @ Dism /Online /Export-DefaultAppAssociations: Server Share AppAssoc.xml 2. Created the GPO and linked it.