Chris_Nodak's Accepted Solutions

Adding the master image to the domain and setting the DEM policy to merge instead of replace seems to have done the trick. Thanks for the advice!
I came up with a solution that appears to be working. 1. Disabled provisioning at the vcenter level. 2. Backed up my ADAM database 3. Connected to the ADAM database with ADSI Edit, found the pool ... See more...
I came up with a solution that appears to be working. 1. Disabled provisioning at the vcenter level. 2. Backed up my ADAM database 3. Connected to the ADAM database with ADSI Edit, found the pool in question and modified the Attribute: pae-ServerProtocolAllowOverride from 0 to 1.  4. Closed ADSI edit. Went back to Horizon admin, re-enabled provisioning. In the pool settings the option was still grayed out but it was set to allow the user to change, however still didn't get the option to change the protocol in the client until I changed the default for the pool from PCoIP to Blast, and then changed it back. Now the end user can choose which protocol they want to use in the Horizon client.
Thanks for the response. I did manage to figure this out today. Turns out she has Webroot installed and it puts a lock on the hosts file, which the installer tries to write to. Even though we'd d... See more...
Thanks for the response. I did manage to figure this out today. Turns out she has Webroot installed and it puts a lock on the hosts file, which the installer tries to write to. Even though we'd disabled protection, it still locked the hosts file until I shut down the entire Webroot process. After that it worked perfectly. So note to self, check to make sure the protection suite software is fully disabled in the future.