Redirect Profile error after applying XenApp 6.5 Windows 7 Experience(CtxPersonalizableUser GPO).

Must edit the CtxPersonalizableUser gpo and change the entry in "User Configuration/Policies/Start Menu and Taskbar/Remove Run Menu from Start Menu" to not configured or disabled.

Citrix Xenapp 6.5 Registry Opitimization File. Link below is registry file to optimize Windows 2008 R2 according to Citrix Xenapp 6.5 optimization guide. Not all registry settings in the guide were included.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5BV58-jDE-_eXc3YmtRTEhaUkk/edit?usp=sharing

INTEL NIC Teaming in Windows 2008 R2 Core

You need the drivers from Intel to team nics.

1) Navigate to C:\Program Files\Intel\DMIX\CL.
2) Use command PROSetCL.
3) We have to list the nic adapters first. To do this type ProSetCL Adapter_Enumerate.
4) Now that we have a list of Intel nics, we could create a team. Type ProSetCL Team_Create adapter list team name team mode.

adapter list = The adapters to be in the team. e.g. 1,2
team name = Name of the team. You could put anything in here. e.g. Teamnic
team mode = The mode of the team. Choices are alb, aft, sft, 802.3ad, sla, vlmb.

Let us say I have 3 Intel nics. I would issue a command like this:
 ProSetCL Team_Create 1,2,3 Teamnic alb

Disjoin Windows 2008 R2 core from domain forcefully

NETDOM remove computername /Domain:domainname /Force

HP Array Utility - Diagnostics on Windows 2008 R2 Core

Go to folder ""\Program Files (x86)\Compaq\Hpacucli\Bin"

enter command "hpacucli.exe"

type in "controller all diag file=file.zip"

this will generate diagnostics.

****file.zip could be any file name you want.

DISKPART: "DiskPart has encountered an error: The media is write protected."

I got this error from DiskPart when I entered the command "create partition primary".
The disk was set to read-only. To find out if the disk is read-only or not is to issue a command "detail disk". Look for Read-only : yes.
To clear the read-only, issue a command "attributes disk clear readonly"
You should be able to create a partition

XenDesktop: Deleting inactive task from Powershell

To list task

Open Powershell from Desktop Director

Type Get-Provtask

To delete inactive task

Type  "get-provtask -active $false | remove-provtask -adminaddress "the name of the xendesktop controller""

note: If you have more than one controller, run this command again with the name of the other controller.