Having just spent several hours trying to work out why I couldn’t copy files from the machine I was accessing through Citrix Receiver, I thought I’d share.<\/p>\n
Problem:
\nCopying files from a remote machine to a local drive in Citrix Receiver results in a dialog titled “Destination Folder Access Denied”. The message reads “You need permission to perform this action”. This is frustrating, as it’s the only way I could get files back to my local machine, and only affected me, not my colleagues. I suspect I selected deny when a prompt appeared some time ago and also checked don’t ask again…<\/p>\n
solution:
\nNavigate to the registry key:<\/p>\n
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Citrix\\ICA Client\\Client Selective Trust\\<\/pre>\nThere are several UID type strings. One has ‘IcaAuthorizationDecision’ appended to it, and a subkey FileSecurityPermission. Mine was this:<\/p>\n
{93E41C6E-2091-1B9B-36BC-7CE94EDC677E}IcaAuthorizationDecision\\FileSecurityPermission<\/pre>\nChange the value of the (Default) REG_SZ to 2. Sorted. The possible values are these:
\n0 = No Access
\n1 = Read Only Access
\n2 = Full Access
\n3 = Prompt User for Access<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Having just spent several hours trying to work out why I couldn’t copy files from the machine I was accessing through Citrix Receiver, I thought I’d share. Problem: Copying files from a remote machine to a local drive in Citrix Receiver results in a dialog titled “Destination Folder Access Denied”. The message reads “You need … Continue reading Unable to send files to local drive – Access denied<\/span>