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1. #CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#
2. #CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
3. #CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE#
4. #CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#

So, by default, the Shift+F2 hotkey has been replaced with these handy buttons to enter full-screen mode (from windowed mode).Īnd to return to Windowed mode when in full-screen mode. With the introduction of Citrix Apps and Desktops 7.X and the Desktop Viewer Toolbar, the full-screen/window options included in the toolbar supersedes the Shift+F2 hotkey. But if you have tried this recently on your Citrix Workspace App connected to a Citrix virtual desktop, you probably found that Shift+F2 didn’t do, well, anything. One one of the more well-known (and well-documented) capabilities is the full-screen toggle: Shift+F2. There have been a set of hotkey capabilities built into our Workspace App for many years. Let’s dive into some of the options you can give your users. The good news: a hotkey like this is easy to configure. Because they’re developers, the mouse mostly collects dust on their desks, and they do most everything via keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys. These users switch between windowed mode and full-screen virtual desktops several times a day. The use case and business value here quickly became clear. They wanted to know, “How can I use a hotkey to exit full-screen mode on my Citrix virtual desktop?” This week someone asked me for help on a Workspace App user experience optimization.

Citrix Content Collaboration (ShareFile).We both have Samsung monitors but the other staffer has a different (later?) model.

This suggests that the issue is sensitive to something external to the NUC. I swapped the NUCs and my incidence remained constant and that of the other staffer remained constant. Another NUC has a much lower incidence of this issue. Swapping the primary monitor over to VGA appears to reduce the incidence of the issue to about 80% I guess. Once alleviated, I confirm that all intervening mouse clicks and keystrokes have been action-ed on the primary monitor's windows. To alleviate the symptoms, all that is required is to reduce the Citrix window (home) and re-expand it from the NUC. The mouse pointer moves around on both monitors but none of the windows or taskbars on the primary are updated. The secondary USB-C to VGA monitor has no issues. The main monitor connected from the HDMI port to the DVI input is "frozen" after the session recovers from sleep about 98% of the time. Having similar issues using Intel NUC running Win10 with 2 external monitors.

#CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE#

The solution was to upgrade to Citrix Workspace App 18.12 to fix the problem.

#CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#

Tried upgrading video drivers and still nothing worked. Please open a support case if not already so that the team can look into this further.Įxperienced the same issue on a Lenovo Desktop M720q with the integrated onboard Intel Graphics 630 chipset. If anyone has had similar issues with the same or different hardware, what did you do to fix it?

#CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#

I very much doubt that Workspace and Windows 10 Pro don't play well together and I suspect that something with the laptop hardware and/or its config is to blame, which was the reason I went to MSI for support in the first place.

#CITRIX RECEIVER DISPLAY WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#

I have been in contact with the manufacturer, MSI who, after telling me to update the BIOS and downgrade the nVidia video driver to the one on their website (as opposed to the one published by nVidia) suggest it might now be a compatibility issue with Windows 10 Pro. If I close and then re-establish the session, I can see the effect the previous actions have taken as only then is the screen refreshed. I can log in to my virtual desktop but the screen does not refresh when I click something or open a new program on my virtual desktop. I am using the laptop screen, not an external display. All drivers are the latest available and I have all current Windows updates and the latest version of Citrix Workspace as downloaded and updated from the Citrix website - 18.3. Running Windows 10 Pro on an MSI laptop with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card and an Intel UHD Graphics 630 card/chipset.