Unable to Copy Files to My Local Drives
If you are not able to copy files to/from your local drives, you might need to check the setting in your Citrix Workspace.
- Find your Citrix Workspace icon in the notification area (you may have to click "Show hidden icons")
- Right-click on the Citrix Workspace icon and select the Connection Center
- Select "Preferences"
- Make sure "Read and write" is selected.
You should now be able access your local drives.
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