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FSLogix FontSmoothing Issue
I'm running into an issue where I can't get the fontsmoothing option to stay on when running FSLogix. If I stop both FSLogix services on the golden image of the VM then it stays but once I turn the FSLogix services back on that setting is reverted back. Anyone else run into this issue or have a solution?
Profile Containers GPO Managed Settings
I am sure this must have been raised before, but are there any plans to make the GPO settings for FSLogix Profile Containers managed settings? I have had to troubleshoot multiple environments where previous admins have removed settings, not realising that this doesn't remove the values from the registry.
Citrix Profile Migrated to FsLogix - Disk Compaction fails - Ran out of time and bypassed operation
We have used David Otts script to migrate Citrix UPM profiles across to FsLogix and this is working great, with profiles now operating in a VHDx container. We have enabled Disk Compaction via FsLogix group policy, however this does not seem to run at all. To test, we had a profile that had 5GB of data, being able to expand to a maximum of 50GB. Copied 10Gb of files into the profile then deleted them and logged out, leaving the disk expanded at ~15GB. I Looking at logs, the error is Disk was not compacted, Reason: Ran out of time and bypassed remaining operation Am i missing something here? I couldn't find much on this error, but the log out process takes ~ 10 seconds and im unsure why it thinks it ran out of time. EDIT: we are using FsLogix v2.9.8884.27471
FSLogix - Search issues
Hello, Does anyone know what happens when an FSL server reboots when there are current connections using the containers? I'm beginning to suspect that this is what's causing search issues. I've been testing logging off vmware sessions while the server is online and it picks up the index as 'complete'. I'm noticing after the reboot, for anyone that had a session running, it resets the index back to 0 and has to rebuild it from scratch. I currently have a single windows server (ntfs) for ODFC (no profile) containers.
VHD Compact Disk - Deleting whole profile
"Disk was compacted: true. Logoff time increased by 34375 milliseconds. Disk size reduced by 81792 MB. (VHDPath: \\*.file.core.windows.net\fslogix\profiles\*.VHDX)" Not sure why this is happening, Just wipes the entire profile during the compaction process, No obvious cause
Azure VDI - Outlook Stuck on 'Loading Profile'
Issue occurs every morning and we have been chasing this up with the Microsoft support team as well. We've tried a lot of things but switching to and from VDI's seems to eventually get people logged in. We've rebuilt mail profiles, safe mode, resetnavpane, disabled add-ins, updating Office, restarted VDIs, deleted duplicate user profiles on the VDI, deleted OSTs and temp files within AppData, cleared credential manager. One thing which seemed to help was running Microsoft SaRA. It said we had modern authentication setup on our tenant and the VDIs were using legacy. It performed the fix and sorted the issue right away. It looked to calm the problem for some time but more people started getting this again. Something to note is this usually happens in the mornings or just when someone starts work. I know a lot of people experience the same issue but not come across a reliable fix so far.Old file server still present in registry on user profiles
We are running FSLogix 2.9.8884.27471 on Server 2022. Our domain controllers are all Server 2022. We just migrated to a new file server. The Citrix profiles are stored on a completely different server; we have not changed the Citrix profile file server. We only changed/migrated the general file server used for general file storage. After we powered off the old file server, Citrix users complained of "slowness" when using File Explorer. We discovered that there are a bunch of references to the old file server in each user's FSLogix profile registry. If we mount the FSLogix profile, when a user is logged out, and delete the references from a user's profile registry, the "slowness" issues with File Explorer, are resolved. The registry entries that seem to be present in each user's profile are located in the following: HKU\FSL.VHD.****\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MountPoints 2 (there are a couple mount points still present for the old file server) HKU\FSL.VHD.****\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders (we use GPO to redirect a users "Favorites" folder - the old file server is still listed in the "Favorites" registry entry, even though the GPO is setup to point to the new file server) HKU\FSL.VHD.****\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders (we use GPO to redirect a users "Favorites" folder - the old file server is still listed in the "Favorites" registry entry, even though the GPO is setup to point to the new file server) When we delete the "Favorites" entries, we find that after a user logs in/out, the "Favorites" entry updates properly to the new file server path. We can also remedy the File Explorer "slowness" by simply powering on the old file server. Again, all of the sharing on the old file server has been disabled. So it seems like as long as a user can "ping" the old file server, then that's all FSLogix needs to ensure that File Explorer works. This issue does not occur on physical Windows computers/servers- only with with FSLogix profiles. Instead of either leaving on the old file server powered on, or manually editing the registry in each user's profile, is there a way to remove (or update) these registry entries that point to the old file server?Monitoring FSLogix User Profile Container Size w/ Azure Files
The default maximum profile size for FSLogix containers is 30GB by default. We want to setup alerts to let us know when profile containers are reaching the capacity, so we can be proactive instead of reactive in these situations. We are storing our users' FSLogix profiles in an Azure Files file share. Are there any alerts that can be created to monitor these VHD(x) file sizes in the Azure Files File Share? I've seen some scripts that create alerting at the OS level, but this is not ideal.
