How to Fix Mouse Issues in Citrix
Solutions
Complete the following solutions in order to troubleshoot mouse issues in citrix. Please note if you need any help performing these solutions, reach out to your instructor and let them know you need help with this article. If none of these solutions worked after going through them all, please contact the FVTC Helpdesk and they will help further troubleshoot the issue. Helpdesk contact information is at the bottom of this page.
Solution 1: Install the latest version of Citrix Workspace App Sometimes old versions of the citrix workspace application can cause issues, having the latest version of Citrix Workspace ensures the best possible chance for success.
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Solution 2: Resetting the Citrix Workspace App Resetting the Citrix Workspace app will clear any customizations made, it will remove any saved logins, clear any windows registry settings related to Citrix Workspace, and it will also reset any file type associates. This can sometimes solve issues with authentication, failures in launching citrix apps or desktops, and finally can help reset configuration changes that can cause things like the mouse or audio to stop working properly.
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Solution 3: Resetting Browser Cache, Updating Browser, and Trying a Different Browser. The browser you use can have an impact on the experience you have while using Citrix. Sometimes the browser is out of date, sometimes it has corrupted cached files, and sometimes its just not working correctly on your system. Certain browsers like Internet Explorer do not work well with the modern requirements of Citrix.
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Solution 4: Try Using Citrix Workspace for HTML5 (Light Version) Citrix Light Version or Citrix Workspace for HTML5 is a browser only way to interact with Citrix Desktops or Applications. It runs natively inside your browser.
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Solution 5: Updating & Upgrading Drivers Old drivers can cause many issues, these can be alivated by simply updating you system.
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Solution 6: Upgrading VMWare Tools (IT STUDENTS ONLY) Sometimes mouse issues can occur when using the trainingvm site when the virtual machine's mouse cursor is not at the correct spot.This can sometimes be due to a corrupted VMWare Tools installation or an out of date installation.
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Fox Valley Technical College Help Desk
- Phone: 920-735-5644
- Email: helpdesk@fvtc.edu
Please note: The help desk is not open after 5:30PM during the week, and we are not open on the weekends. During off hours, please email helpdesk@fvtc.edu and include your instructor on that email. Please include as much information as possible including screenshots or videos of the issue occurring. It is not required, but any additional information such as videos or picture will help expedite a solution.