Profile Management

Fixed issues in 2203 LTSR CU1

August 3, 2022

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Compared to: Profile Management 2203 LTSR initial release

Profile Management 2203 LTSR CU1 contains all fixes included in the 2203 LTSR initial release, plus the following, new fixes:

An error in CTXCDF might cause Windows Management Instrumentation Provider Service (WMIPRVSE.exe) to stop and generate Event ID 5612 in the event log. [CVADHELP-17425]
When you launch Edge Chromium on a published desktop with Profile Management enabled, duplicate profiles might be created once you log back on. The issue occurs as Profile Management might fail to delete local profiles during logoff. [CVADHELP-19865]
Profile Management health status in the Workspace Environment Management (WEM) console might display a faulty error message. [CVADHELP-20026]
When an active session is running with the Automatically reattach VHDX disks in sessions policy enabled and you attempt to close the Citrix Profile Management service, the service does not stop. It remains stuck in the Stopping state. [CVADHELP-20063]
When using Citrix Profile Management with the Enable search index roaming for Outlook policy enabled, Citrix Profile Management might fail to hook Microsoft Windows Search Service (SearchIndexer.exe) on Microsoft Windows Server 2022. [CVADHELP-20074]
The Citrix Profile Management service (UserProfileManager.exe) might exit unexpectedly. [CVADHELP-20080]
Logon data might not be captured in Session Details under the Monitor tab in Citrix Director. As a result, this data might not be available on Citrix Analytics for Performance, as well. [CVADHELP-20107]

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Fixed issues in 2203 LTSR CU1

August 3, 2022

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Fixed issues in 2203 LTSR CU1

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