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  • Blog Post: RunVirtual End to End

    There have been some great posts flying around talking about the RunVirtual feature in App-V 5.0 over the last few weeks and months, both from some of the guys here at Microsoft and our MVPs. So I thought I’d break it down in true VirtualVibes fashion as an end-to-end step by step! RunVirtual...
    on9 May 2013

  • Blog Post: Sequencing a Shortcut in App-V 4.6 – Local and Virtual Interaction

    Sequencing a shortcut is a commonly used method in App-V 4.x to get virtual packages to interact with something local. Especially when the local element is the parent in the relationship. For example local Internet Explorer and virtualised Adobe Flash Player or local Microsoft Office and virtualised...
    on1 May 2013

  • Blog Post: App-V 5.0 OS Integration - Part 4 - State Changes

    In previous parts of this series we looked at the App-V 5.0 package format, how it sits on our client OS in the file system cache and how the registry works. So that’s all well and good but what about when about when users make customisations to packages, how do we handle state changes? There...
    on29 Apr 2013

  • Blog Post: App-V 5.0 OS Integration - Part 3 – Registry

    Now we understand the package format and client file system for App-V 5.0, let’s take a look out how the registry looks in terms of OS integration. As mentioned in Part 1 of this blog series, within the .appv package we can see a registry.dat file which contains the entire registry that was...
    on10 Apr 2013

  • Blog Post: App-V 5.0 OS Integration - Part 2 - File System Cache

    Following on from my post App-V 5.0 OS Integration - Part 1 - Package Format where we talked about how a App-V 5.0 package is made up, now we can move on to look at how this package is reflected on your client operating system after the package has been delivered in terms of file system and cache. ...
    on28 Mar 2013

  • Blog Post: App-V 5.0 OS Integration - Part 1 - Package Format

    In this series of posts I am going to take you behind the scenes of how our packages integrate with our operating system in App-V 5.0. The most logical place to start is with the package itself and understanding what is output by our Sequencer. Let’s take this Paint.NET package and try...
    on12 Mar 2013

  • Blog Post: App-V 5.0 Standalone Mode - Adding and Publishing a Package

    Deploying a package in standalone mode in App-V 5.0 is really re ally simple! I recommend having a standalone client somewhere to everyone I talk to regardless of infrastructure choices because it is the easiest way to quickly test a package before deploying to an environment. There are two main steps...
    on12 Mar 2013

  • Blog Post: Enabling computer based targeting in App-V 5.0

    Happy New Year! I hope you all had a perfect holiday season, I definitely did but now I think it's time for my first post of 2013.... Now this is something that I have hardly heard anyone really talk about with App-V 5.0; the fact that we can now target machines instead of users when publishing packages...
    on22 Jan 2013

  • Blog Post: App-V 5.0 RDS Client - Where can I find it!?

    This is a question I am often being asked as some people are expecting to find this within the MDOP download, in which you will only find the desktop client. To get the App-V RDS client you need to go to the Microsoft Volume Licensing Service Centre .
    on27 Nov 2012

  • Blog Post: Breaking into the virtual environment in App-V 5.0

    In App-V 4.6 we used to use the command line Sfttray /exe to open a process inside the virtual environment of an App-V Package, a lot of people referred to this as “breaking into the bubble”. As you would of heard, our trusty sfttray commands have been replaced in v5 by all new PowerShell...
    on21 Nov 2012

  • Blog Post: Installing the App-V 5.0 Client and configuring it with a Publishing Server

    Hello People, just a quick reference on how to setup the App-V client and quickly configure it to talk to a Publishing Server First of all the hardware and software requirements: Hardware Requirements Processor— 1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor RAM— 1 GB...
    on8 Nov 2012
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