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Can you try uninstalling it using Microsoft fixit utility as below? https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/help/17588/windows-fix-problems-that-block-programs-being-installed-or-removed Also since you are running horizon client for UWP, please read Retiring Horizon Client for UWP

Hi johnmorris Rebooting composer server don't affect already connected users or available machines. Users will be able to connect to all existing 'Available' machines in the desktop pool.Only affect is, any new provisioning/refresh/recompose operation will not happen until composer is up.

In logs I see: 2020-08-11T17:38:14.193+09:00 ERROR (1084-147C) <SwiftMQ-ConnectorPool-5> [JMSTunnelSSLSocketFactory] Certificate thumbprint verification failed, no matching thumbprint. Presented identity: router/hcs 2020-08-11T17:38:14.193+09:00 ERROR (1084-147C) <SwiftMQ-ConnectorPool-5> [JMSTunnelSSLSocketFactory] General error occurred: Unexpected certificate: router/hcs 2020-08-11T17:38:14.195+09:00 DEBUG (1084-1458) <Outbound JMS Forwarder Thread> [JMSRouter] Error creating topic config for topic: IceTunnelTopic com.vmware.vdi.logger.Logger.debug(Logger.java:44) javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: java.security.cert.CertificateException: General error occurred: Unexpected certificate: router/hcs Please check VMware Knowledge Base If issue still persist, Take a backup/Snapshot of connection server >uninstall connection server > Delete all certs from 'VMware horizon view certs store' (not from personal store) > Reinstall connection server.

Hi pospelov This issue is caused by the host file on the system being read only or other permission restrictions. If you have a policy that sets the GPO to ready only or antivirus that enforces it. Change the permissions for the hosts file on the system from read only to read/write and try again. File Location: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts You can change this attribute from read-only to read-write mode during the View client installation to allow the installation to proceed and permissions can be reverted after installation to satisfy organizational requirements..

There is no such default settings in View/DEM to restrict complete VDI access from a specified client IP. You can may be restrict it at the external firewall level using network ACL to block access from a specified set of client IP address.

-Customization times out majorly due to following reasons. Please check below services are working fine: DNS issue. DHCP issues as machines do not get a valid IP. Check if machines are getting joined to domain or not.User account used for linked clone operation does not have sufficient permission to join machine in domain. Check Create a User Account for View Composer AD Operations License activation issues (Skip license activation through registry on master image and test : VMware Knowledge Base ) Issue with Sysprep script if you are using sysprep instead of quickprep. If you are using quickprep for guest customization, provide the below log from the linked clone VM where you see 'customization timed out':    %system_drive%\Windows\Temp\VMware\vmware-viewcomposer-ga-new.log

What version of horizon view are you running with? Does it happen with all clients(windows/mac)? Can you test with latest horizon view agent 7.11 or 7.12 and 5.4 client? Also try enabling relative mouse feature and test once: Improve Mouse Performance in a Remote Desktop Configure Horizon Client to Support Reversed Mouse Buttons

Are you able to get a force push operation working? If that is not working, your scheduled push will obviously not. Also when you say 1min, is it logoff time that you have specified 1min Or you have specified 1min interval under schedule push operation time and then selected 'Wait for users to logoff'? Can you share the snippet with what you are selecting while doing push?

What is your UAG version? You can try configure Unified Access Gateway for pass-through authentication and configure RADIUS on the Connection Server Does it happen only through that particular PCoIP device? Are you able to reproduce the issue via normal windows horizon client over pcoip protocol? It will let you isolate the problem.

You need to make sure you are using RTAV feature not the USB redirection for audio-video. Please check RTAV is configured and in use as per VMware Knowledge Base Configuring Real-Time Audio-Video Real-Time Audio-Video (RTAV) for Horizon View | VMware End-User Computing Blog

Did you mean to push browser URL shortcuts to respective user's desktop? If so, There are various methods through which this can be achieved as below: 1) If you are already running VMware DEM in the environment, you can simply push the shortcut from 'files and folders' and put the respective shortcut under 'Desktop' folder. 2) Alternatively If you don't have DEM,you can achieve it using below AD GPO: User Configuration > Preferences > Windows Settings > Select “Shortcuts” Right-click in the empty space and select “New” and “Shortcut” For “Action” select “Replace” In the “Name” Field put an appropriate display name for the Web Application shortcut For “Target type” select “File System Object” For “Location” select “Desktop” In the “Target Path” text box put C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe In the “Arguments” text box put the URL that you need to open with  google Chrome If you want a dedicated Icon for the shortcut, in the “Icon file path” type the file path of the icon or use the browse button to navigate to the location of the icon (make sure the users have rights to that folder/icon) Click on the Common tab and check “remove this item when it is no longer needed"> OK Apply the GPO and test.