Issue: Citrix Studio showing the power state for a machine as Unknown or incorrect (i.e. Studio says the machine is On when it’s in fact powered off or vice versa) following a vcenter outage. I have quite quickly found https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX131267?_ga=2.83298006.1304926953.1588149335-464024711.1570620116 and following the instructions established that the Machine IDs are mismatched between the Citrix and vCenter databases. To check quickly check: On a Citrix Delivery Controller run the following in powershell: asnp Citrix* Get-BrokerMachine | Select-Object -Property...…Issue: Citrix Studio showing the power state for a machine as Unknown or incorrect (i.e. Studio says the machine is On when it’s in fact powered off or vice versa) following a vcenter outage. I have quite quickly found https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX131267?_ga=2.83298006.1304926953.1588149335-464024711.1570620116 and following the instructions established that the Machine IDs are mismatched between the Citrix and vCenter databases. To check quickly check: On a Citrix Delivery Controller run the following in powershell: asnp Citrix* Get-BrokerMachine | Select-Object -Property...WW…

Update: This is now fixed in the following updates:   I have spent the last few weeks looking at an issue where after a user gets prompted to change their expired password at logon Windows just hangs at either Welcome or Changing your password. I have googled every possible permutation of the search terms to no avail. Through a lot of testing I have found that disabling the group policy that sets the  default associations configuration file seems to help  but couldn’t for the life of me understand why. So decided to throw in the towel and log a case with Microsoft...…Update: This is now fixed in the following updates:   I have spent the last few weeks looking at an issue where after a user gets prompted to change their expired password at logon Windows just hangs at either Welcome or Changing your password. I have googled every possible permutation of the search terms to no avail. Through a lot of testing I have found that disabling the group policy that sets the  default associations configuration file seems to help  but couldn’t for the life of me understand why. So decided to throw in the towel and log a case with Microsoft...WW…