A user asked for help with troubleshooting errors when trying to add an EUC environment to ControlUp. Another user suggested checking the agent logs in a specific location and also opening a support ticket for further assistance.
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Microsoft Windows Related Training & Support Archives
Microsoft Windows training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.
ControlUp Windows Agent Deployment Options and Version Control
A user asked about deploying the ControlUp Windows Agent and if the same install switches used for the Agent Manager would work with the standalone Windows Agent installer. It was clarified that with version control, the agent can be installed through the Agent Manager. The command line works the same with the standalone installer and documentation can be found on the ControlUp website. Version control can help with updating devices at sensitive bandwidth sites. Multiple deployment options are available. Links to documentation were also provided.
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Managing Duplicate Device Entries in ControlUp
ControlUp users discuss options for cleaning up duplicate device entries, which occur frequently during customer device migrations. Suggestions include adjusting cleanup rules, using a PowerShell script to automate deletion of duplicates, and deploying the agent with the property REGISTERWITHNAME=1. A helpful user has shared their script to automate the cleanup process.
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Setting Up Biometric Usage Logging in ControlUp
Instructions for setting up a system to log biometric usage on endpoints were asked about in a Slack conversation with employees from ControlUp. The goal is to have a storage period of 7 years. Different suggestions were made, including using an API and PowerBI, as well as involving an account manager in the process. The data is associated with the user identity and compliance standards vary by country.
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Help with writing data to an index using sip data at ControlUp
A user is seeking help with writing data to an index using sip data. They provided a script for gathering device information and converting it into a JSON object, but are running into issues with the data only showing up in device events instead of the desired index. Another user suggested using "SIP DATA" instead of "SIP EVENT" and requested to see the script for further assistance. The original user provided the script for reference.
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Understanding Event ID 61003 in ControlUp
A user asked for more documentation on the Event ID 61003, which indicates an unfrozen application. They also inquired about the conditions that trigger this event, comparing it to a mechanism used by Microsoft. Some additional information is provided by another user.
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Adding Application and Services Logs to Windows Event Log Collection in ControlUp
A user asked if it was possible to add Application and Services Logs under Windows Event log collection. ControlUp Support team member replied that this is possible for their demo environment on both VDI and CU4D. They also provided links to articles on this feature.
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Understanding Windows Event ID 1001 and the BlueScreen Reference
Event ID 1001 in the Windows Application Log could potentially indicate a BlueScreen, but this may not always be the case with Windows 10/11. Windows generates LiveKernelEvent and Event Name: BlueScreen events for crashing drivers and Kernel components, but this does not necessarily mean there was a classic BSOD. This was discovered with the help of AI and information from Microsoft/Gemini. The discussion included helpful contributions from fellow members.
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Troubleshooting Chrome in a Citrix Environment: The “Sad Chrome Icon” Issue Explained
There have been reports of Google Chrome failing to load in Citrix environments, resulting in a "sad Chrome icon." This is due to a conflict between Chrome's sandbox security feature and the Citrix virtual environment. Running Chrome with the -no-sandbox command-line switch may fix the issue, but it is not recommended for a production environment. Instead, updating Chrome and Citrix components, configuring group policy objects, and checking third-party software may resolve the issue. It is also recommended to properly handle Chrome's user profile data using a Citrix Profile Management solution.
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Analyzing Citrix Reconnect Times with ControlUp
A user was looking for inspiration on gathering data from ControlUp agents to analyze long connect/reconnect times for a Citrix Shared Desktop session. Members shared that ControlUp recently added a feature to measure Citrix session reconnect times with a breakdown of processes, and offered a script that measures reconnect stages. Another user mentioned working on a solution for measuring endpoint authentication and requested assistance from members with a working Imprivata setup. The conversation concluded with the user planning to reach out to the members for further assistance.
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