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You can download Citrix Workspace app from the Download page of Citrix or from your company’s download page (if available).

You can install the package by:

• Running an interactive Windows-based installation wizard.

  Or

• Typing the installer file name, installation commands, and installation properties using the command-line interface. For information about installing Citrix Workspace app using a command-line interface, see Using command-line parameters.

Note:

• Verify that you have installed all the required system requirements, as mentioned at System requirements section.

• Use the CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe /CleanInstall command when upgrading to a newer version of Citrix Workspace app. For downgrades, it is recommended to uninstall Citrix Workspace app first.

Installation with administrator and non-administrator privileges:

Both users and administrators can install Citrix Workspace app. Administrator privileges are required only when using pass-through authentication, single sign-on, App Protection, and Microsoft Teams VDI plug-in with Citrix Workspace app for Windows.

The following table describes the differences when Citrix Workspace app is installed as an administrator or a user:

Note:

Administrators can override the user-installed instance of Citrix Workspace app and continue with the installation successfully.

Command to cleanup and install Citrix Workspace app

Use the /CleanInstall command to cleanup any leftover traces such as files and registry values from a previous uninstall and then freshly install the new version of the Citrix Workspace app.

For example:

CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe /CleanInstall
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Limitation:

To leverage the /CleanInstall command while App Protection is enabled, you must first uninstall the Citrix Workspace app, reboot the machine, and then initiate a fresh installation with the command /CleanInstall.

Note:

The difference between the forceinstall and cleaninstall commands is that forceinstall runs in case of an unsupported version upgrade or any failure, whereas cleaninstall always cleans up before performing the required action, whether it is an install or an upgrade.

User interface based installation

You can install Citrix Workspace app for Windows by manually running the CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe installer package.

1. Launch the CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe file.

   The system verifies the prerequisites required for Citrix Workspace app and if requires, installs it automatically.

    

   After installing the prerequisites, the Welcome to Citrix Workspace Installer screen appears.

2. Click Continue. The Citrix License Agreement page appears.
3. Read and accept the Citrix License Agreement and continue with the installation. Citrix Workspace app installation continues and successfully completes.

4. When installing with administrator privileges, you can choose the following from the Add-on(s) page:

   • Start App Protection after installation
   • Enable single sign-on
   • Install Microsoft Teams VDI Plugin

Citrix Workspace app installation continues and successfully completes.

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Important:

Starting with Citrix Workspace app for Windows 2311.1 version, the TrolleyExpress is replaced with CWAInstaller-<date and timestamp>. For example, the log is recorded at C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\Logs\CTXWorkspaceInstallLogs-20231225-093441.

Using Windows Store

1. Navigate to Microsoft Store.
2. Search for Citrix Workspace.

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1. Click Get. Citrix Workspace app is installed.

Command-line based installation

You can customize the Citrix Workspace app installer by specifying different command-line options. The installer package self-extracts to the system temp directory before launching the setup program. The space requirement includes program files, user data, and temp directories after launching several applications.

To install the Citrix Workspace app using the Windows command line, launch the command prompt and type the following on a single line:

• installer file name,
• installation commands, and
• installation properties

The available installation commands and properties are as follows:

CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe [commands] [properties]

List of command-line parameters

The parameters are broadly classified as follows:

• Common parameters
• Update parameters
• Install parameters
• HDX features parameters
• Preferences and user interface parameters
• Authentication parameters

Common parameters

Note:

The forceinstall switch is the replacement for the rcu switch. The rcu switch is deprecated as of Version 1909. For more information, see Deprecation.

The difference between the forceinstall and cleaninstall commands is that forceinstall runs in case of an unsupported version upgrade or any failure, whereas cleaninstall always cleans up before performing the required action, whether it is an install or an upgrade.

Auto-update parameters

Detect available update

• Command: AutoUpdateCheck
• Description: This command indicates that Citrix Workspace app detects when an update is available.

The possible values are the following:

Note:

The AutoUpdateCheck is a mandatory parameter that you must set to configure other parameters like AutoUpdateStream, DeferUpdateCount, AURolloutPriority.

Select the version for update

• CommandAutoUpdateStream
• Description — If you have enabled auto-update, you can choose the version you want to update. See Lifecycle Milestones for more information.

The possible values are the following:

Defer notifications for update

• Command: DeferUpdateCount
• Description: Indicates the number of times that you can defer notifications when an update is available. For more information, see Citrix Workspace Updates.

The possible values are the following:

Note:

Starting with Citrix Workspace app for Windows version 2207, the auto-update feature is improved and the DeferUpdatCount parameter in not applicable.

Set rollout priority

• Command: AURolloutPriority
• Description: When a new version of the app is available, Citrix rolls out the update for a specific delivery period. With this parameter, you can control at what time during the delivery period you can receive the update.

The possible values are the following:

Store configuration parameters

Configure store

• Command: ALLOWADDSTORE
• Description: Allows you to configure the stores (HTTP or https) based on the specified parameter.

The possible values are the following:

Save the store credentials locally

• Command: ALLOWSAVEPWD
• Description: Allows you to save the store credentials locally. This parameter applies only to stores using the Citrix Workspace app protocol.

The possible values are the following:

Examples of store configuration using command-line installation

To specify the StoreFront store URL:

CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe /silent
STORE0="AppStore;https://testserver.net/Citrix/MyStore/discovery;on;HR App Store"

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To specify the Citrix Gateway store URL:

CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe STORE0=HRStore;https://ag.mycompany.com#Storename;On;Store
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Where, Storename indicates the name of the store that needs to be configured.

Note:

• The Citrix Gateway store URL configured using this method does not support the PNA Services Sites that are using Citrix Gateway.
• The “Discovery” parameter is not required when specifying a Citrix Gateway store URL.

To configure multiple stores:

CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe  STORE0="StoreFront Store;https://testserver.net/Citrix/MyBackupStore/discovery;on; StoreFrontStore"

STORE1="NetScaler Store;https://ag.mycompany.com#Storename;On;NetScaler Store"
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Note:

It’s mandatory to include discovery in the store URL for successful pass-through authentication.

The following table provides description for the parameters of store URL:

Example for StoreFront:

SalesStore;https://sales.mycompany.com/Citrix/Store/discovery;On;Store for Sales staff.

Install parameters

Start App Protection

• Command: startAppProtection
• Description: Start App Protection component and provides enhanced security by restricting the ability of clients to be compromised by keylogging and screen-capturing malware.
• Example: CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe startAppProtection

For more information, see the App Protection documentation.

Note:

The startAppProtection switch is the replacement for the includeAppProtection switch. The includeAppProtection switch is deprecated as of Version 2212. For more information, see Deprecation.

Exclude Citrix Enterprise Browser binaries

• Description: Excludes the Citrix Enterprise Browser binaries.
• Run the following command to exclude Citrix Enterprise Browser:

CitrixWorkspaceapp.exe ADDLOCAL=ReceiverInside,ICA_Client,BCR_Client,USB,DesktopViewer,AM,SSON,SelfService,WebHelper
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You can exclude the Citrix Enterprise Browser binaries only in the following cases:

• Fresh install
• Upgrade from a version that doesn’t include the Citrix Enterprise Browser binaries.

Specify custom installation directory

• Command: INSTALLDIR
• Description: Specifies the custom installation directory for the Citrix Workspace app installation. The default path is C:\Program Files\Citrix.
• Example: CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe INSTALLDIR=C:\custom path\Citrix.

Note:

The Program Files folder is protected by the operating system. If you want to use a custom folder other than Program Files, ensure that the folder has the right permission and it is protected.

Install one or more of the specific components

• Command: ADDLOCAL
• Description: Use the ADDLOCAL key to install one or more of the specific components of the Citrix Workspace app. Using this key, if you install any specific components, the Citrix Workspace app installs all the mandatory components by default.

Note:

We recommended you to use the ADDLOCAL key only if you want to install any of the specific components of Citrix Workspace app. By default, if no ADDLOCAL parameter is specified, all the supported components are installed while installing the Citrix Workspace app.

The following table lists the components that the ADDLOCAL key supports:

For example, using the following command, you can install the components mentioned in the command:

CitrixWorkspaceapp.exe ADDLOCAL=ReceiverInside,ICA_Client,BCR_Client,USB,DesktopViewer,AM,SSON,SelfService,WebHelper,CitrixEnterpriseBrowser
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Note:

Starting with version 2212, the App Protection feature is installed by default. As a result, AppProtection is no longer a valid option for the ADDLOCAL command.

Limitation:

When you install Citrix Workspace app using ADDLOCAL parameters, the Devices and Preferences window might not respond from the Connection Center. This issue occurs only when you install Citrix Workspace app without the DesktopViewer parameter. As a workaround, include the DesktopViewer parameter as well. [HDX-67173]

Install Citrix Casting

Important:

For Citrix Workspace app LTSR version 2402 and later, Citrix casting cannot be installed even with the IncludeCitrixCasting command. To use this feature, you must use an older version of Citrix Workspace app. For more information, see the Deprecation page.

• Command: IncludeCitrixCasting
• Description: Installs Citrix Casting during installation.

For more information on Citrix Casting, see Citrix Casting.

HDX features parameters

Set bidirectional content redirection

• Command: ALLOW_BIDIRCONTENTREDIRECTION
• Description: Indicates if bidirectional content redirection between the client and the host is enabled. For more information, see the Bidirectional content redirection policy settings section in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.

The possible values are the following:

Set local app access

• Command: FORCE_LAA
• Description: Indicates that Citrix Workspace app is installed with the client-side Local App Access component. Install the workspace app with administrator privileges for this component to work. For more information, see the Local App Access section in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.

The possible values are the following:

Set URL redirection feature on the user device

• Command: ALLOW_CLIENTHOSTEDAPPSURL
• Description: Enables the URL redirection feature on the user device. For more information, see the Local App Access section in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.

The possible values are the following:

Display icons for documents or files

• Command: LEGACYFTAICONS
• Description: Specifies if you want to display icons for documents or files that have file type association with subscribed applications.

The possible values are the following:

Preference and user interface parameters

Specify the directory for the shortcuts on the Start menu and desktop

Note:

When using the DESKTOPDIR option, set the PutShortcutsOnDesktop key to True.

Control access to the self-service

• Command: SELFSERVICEMODE
• Description: Controls access to the self-service Citrix Workspace app user interface.

The possible values are the following:

Control session pre-launch

• Command: ENABLEPRELAUNCH
• Description: Controls session pre-launch. For more information, see Application launch time.

The possible values are the following:

Hide Shortcuts and Reconnect option

• Command: DisableSetting
• Description: Hides the Shortcuts and Reconnect option from being displayed in the Advanced Preferences sheet. For more information, see Hiding specific settings from the Advanced Preferences sheet.

The possible values are the following:

Enable Customer Experience Improvement Program

• Command: EnableCEIP
• Description: Indicates your participation in the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP). For more information, see CEIP.

The possible values are the following:

Enable always-on tracing

• Command: EnableTracing
• Description: Controls the Always-on tracing feature.

The possible values are the following:

Specify the name to identify the user device

• Command: CLIENT_NAME
• Description: Specifies the name used to identify the user device to the server.
• <ClientName> — Specifies the name used identify the user device on the server. The default name is %COMPUTERNAME%.
• Example: CitrixReceiver.exe CLIENT_NAME=%COMPUTERNAME%.

Set client name same as the computer name

• Command: ENABLE_DYNAMIC_CLIENT_NAME
• Description: Allows the client name to be the same as the computer name. When you change the computer name, the client name changes too.

The possible values are the following:

Authentication parameters

Include single sign-on

• Command: /includeSSON
• Description: Requires you to install as an administrator. Indicates that the Citrix Workspace app is installed with the single sign-on component. See Domain pass-through authentication for more information.
• Example: CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe /includeSSON

Note:

The includeSSON command supports only fresh installation of Citrix Workspace app.

Enable single sign-on

• Command: ENABLE_SSON
• Description: Enables single sign-on when the Citrix Workspace app is installed with the /includeSSON command. For more information, see Domain pass-through authentication.

The possible values are the following:

Uninstall Citrix Workspace app

Uninstall using Windows-based uninstaller

You can uninstall Citrix Workspace app for Windows from the Control Panel. For more information, see the Uninstall Citrix Workspace app for Windows section.

Note:

During Citrix Workspace app installation, you get a prompt to uninstall the Citrix HDX RTME package. Click OK to continue the uninstallation.

Uninstall using the command-line interface

You can uninstall Citrix Workspace app, from a command line by typing the following command:

CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe /uninstall
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For silent uninstallation of Citrix Workspace app, run the following switch:

CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe /silent /uninstall
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Note:

Citrix Workspace app installer doesn’t control GPO related registry keys, so they are kept after uninstallation. If you find any entries, update them using gpedit or delete them manually.

Troubleshooting

Error codes

• For installer related error codes, see MsiExec.exe and InstMsi.exe error messages.
• For system related error codes, see System error codes.

Installer log location

By default, the installer logs are located at the following location:

Note:

Starting with Citrix Workspace app for Windows 2311.1 version, the TrolleyExpress is replaced with CWAInstaller-<date and timestamp>. For example, the log is recorded at C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\Logs\CTXWorkspaceInstallLogs-20231225-093441.

Reset Citrix Workspace app

Resetting Citrix Workspace app restores the default settings.

The following items are reset when you reset Citrix Workspace app:

• All the configured accounts and stores.
• Apps delivered by the self-service plug-in, their icons, and registry keys.
• File type associations created by the self-service plug-in.
• Cached files and saved passwords.
• Per-user registry settings.
• Per-machine installations, and their registry settings.
• Citrix Gateway registry settings for Citrix Workspace app.

Run the following command from the command line interface to reset the Citrix Workspace app:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\ICA Client\SelfServicePlugin\CleanUp.exe" -cleanUser
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For silent reset, use the following command:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\ICA Client\SelfServicePlugin\CleanUp.exe" /silent -cleanUser
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Note:

Use uppercase U in the parameter.

Resetting Citrix Workspace app does not impact the following:

• Citrix Workspace app or plug-in installation.
• Per-machine ICA lockdown settings.
• Group policy object (GPO) administrative template configurations for Citrix Workspace app.

There are a few different ways to open ICA files on Windows 10:

1. Use the Citrix Workspace app
2. Use the Citrix Receiver
3. Use a third-party ICA file viewer

1. Use the Citrix Workspace app

The Citrix Workspace app is the recommended way to open ICA files on Windows 10. Citrix Workspace is a free app that allows you to access your apps, desktops, and data from anywhere.

To open an ICA file with Citrix Workspace:

1. Download and install the Citrix Workspace app from the Citrix website.
2. Launch the Citrix Workspace app and sign in with your Citrix account.
3. Click the «Apps» tab and then double-click on the ICA file you want to open.

2. Use the Citrix Receiver

If you don’t have the Citrix Workspace app, you can use the Citrix Receiver to open ICA files. Citrix Receiver is a free app that allows you to access your apps, desktops, and data from anywhere.

To open an ICA file with Citrix Receiver:

1.

Which exe opens ICA files?

The ICA file extension is most commonly associated with the Citrix Independent Computing Architecture. ICA files are used to launch applications and desktops from a Citrix server. The file contains all the necessary information to connect to the Citrix server and launch the desired application or desktop.

To open an ICA file, you will need to have a Citrix receiver installed on your computer. Citrix receiver is a free application that can be downloaded from the Citrix website. Once Citrix receiver is installed, you can double-click on the ICA file to launch the application or desktop.

Why can’t I open an ICA file?

There are a few reasons why you might not be able to open an ICA file. First, make sure that you have the correct program installed on your computer. ICA files can be opened with Citrix Receiver, which is available for free on the Citrix website. If you have Citrix Receiver installed and you’re still having trouble opening the ICA file, it’s possible that the file is corrupt or damaged. In this case, you can try opening the file with a different program, such as 7-Zip.

Which Citrix app opens ICA files?

The Citrix app that opens ICA files is the Citrix Receiver.

Does Citrix Receiver work on Windows 10?

Citrix Receiver is compatible with Windows 10. For the best experience, we recommend using the latest version of Citrix Receiver.

How do I access Citrix files?

To access Citrix files, you will need to log in to your Citrix account and navigate to the «Files» section. Once you are in the «Files» section, you will be able to access all of your Citrix files.

How do I view Citrix files?

There are a few different ways that you can view Citrix files, depending on what type of file it is that you are trying to view. If the file is a PDF, you can use the Citrix PDF Viewer. To open the PDF Viewer, launch the Citrix Receiver and click on the “Files” icon. Then, click on the “Open in PDF Viewer” button.

If the file you are trying to view is an image, you can use the Citrix Image Viewer. To open the Image Viewer, launch the Citrix Receiver and click on the “Files” icon. Then, click on the “Open in Image Viewer” button.

If the file you are trying to view is a video, you can use the Citrix Media Player. To open the Media Player, launch the Citrix Receiver and click on the “Files” icon. Then, click on the “Open in Media Player” button.

How do I install Citrix workspace on Windows 10?

Citrix workspace can be installed on Windows 10 by following these steps:
1. Download the Citrix workspace installer from the Citrix website.
2. Run the installer and follow the prompts.
3. Once the installation is complete, launch Citrix workspace and follow the prompts to configure it.

Why won’t Citrix open on my computer?

There could be a few reasons why Citrix is not opening on your computer. One reason could be that you do not have the correct software installed. Another reason could be that your computer does not meet the system requirements for Citrix. Lastly, it could be that Citrix is not compatible with your operating system.

If you do not have the correct software installed, you will need to download and install the Citrix Receiver. If your computer does not meet the system requirements, you will need to upgrade your computer. Lastly, if Citrix is not compatible with your operating system, you will need to find an alternative software.

What app do I need to open Citrix?

The app you need to open Citrix is the Citrix Workspace app. You can download this app from the Citrix website or from your app store. Once you have downloaded and installed the app, launch it and enter your Citrix credentials to log in.

Why my Citrix is not opening?

There could be a few reasons why your Citrix is not opening. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Restart your computer and try opening Citrix again.

2. Make sure you have an active internet connection.

3. Try opening Citrix in a different web browser.

4. If you are still having trouble, contact your IT department or the Citrix support team for further assistance.

How do I open Citrix Receiver?

Citrix Receiver is a software application that allows users to access virtual applications and desktops hosted on Citrix servers. To open Citrix Receiver, users can either launch the application from their computer’s Start menu or by double-clicking a shortcut icon on their desktop.

How do I open Citrix in Chrome?

Citrix can be opened in Chrome by going to the Chrome web store and searching for «Citrix.» Once you find the Citrix app, click «Add to Chrome» and then «Add app.» Citrix will now be added as an app on your Chrome browser.

How do I extract files from Citrix?

There are a few different ways to extract files from Citrix, depending on the specific file type and format. For example, to extract a .zip file from Citrix, you can use the built-in Citrix File Explorer tool or a third-party zip file extractor. To extract a .rar file from Citrix, you can use a third-party rar file extractor.

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Are you in a dilemma about opening ICA files on your Windows 10 PC? While the process might seem tricky, it becomes easy if you have the required know-how.

This post gives detailed information about ICA files and how to open them on your Windows 10 computer.

What is an ICA file?

ICA file is an Independent Computing Architecture file format used by specialized Citrix application servers; this file format contains all the relevant data required for connecting various servers together.

It could also have configuration information linking an application or a desktop server location.

In addition, an ICA file enables you to access virtual desktop servers; hence, ensuring that you bypass the application installation process before use.

Moreover, this helps small business administrators to link various users to access their enterprise software from different locations.

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Citrix XenApp can also open ICA files on Windows 10 computers. On the other hand, this program enables simplified management of servers and virtual applications.

Also, it enables unified communications in business for virtual apps.

Citrix XenApp supports ICA file format.  Using this program, you can modify these files on Windows 10 computers.

Also, you can manipulate configuration details on servers and virtual desktops easily using this software. Lastly, the software gives an excellent solution for accessing the ICA file format.

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Citrix Receiver

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Citrix Receiver is an excellent tool for opening ICA files on Windows 10 computers. The software is very lightweight and easy to install.

In addition, this program enables you to configure, manage, and update contents within the ICA file. Also, it supports all types of ICA file formats.

Meanwhile, this software is recommended for use as it offers flexible and easy setup options. Also, this software has different versions for smartphones, tablets, and Windows desktop versions.

However, to use the program, you must input your email and server address to authenticate the connection with your Citrix Receiver.

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Citrix XenClient

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Citrix XenClient is software that enables users to manage virtual servers. This software enables you to create ICA files and save and export them.

In addition, Citrix XenClient makes it easy to open ICA files on Windows 10 computers. Also, you gain access to modify and update already-existing ICA files. However, this program has limited features, but it can be used to open ICA files on Windows 10 PC.

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All the programs listed above would enable you to open ICA files in Windows 10. However, we do appreciate it if you would share your experience with us by commenting below.

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