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If you have a user who cannot launch App-V applications, try the following: -           Check the Application Virtualization Client service is running. -           If it will not start, open a CMD prompt with admin privileges, and type: winmgmt /verifyrepository -           If the result is “ Repository inconsistent”, then type : winmgmt /salvagerepository -           Restart the Windows Management Instrumentation and the Application Virtualization Client services. -          if that command does not work, try the command winmgmt /resetrepository This should fix any WMI errors which may cause App-V to stop running. More info here:- http://blog.wortell.nl/sanderz/troubleshooting-app-v-4-6-client-error-1114-on-rds-servers/

Where did the network bindings go to, in Server 2008 R2? They are very hard to find now! Here's where... Start / Control Panel Network and Internet / Network and Sharing Centre Change adapter settings. Now press the ALT key. You now see a new set of menus appear. Choose Advanced Settings and move the network adapter down. Update: In Server 2016 you need to use a PowerShell command to do this:- ref https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/technologies/network-subsystem/net-sub-interface-metric Set-NetIPInterface -InterfaceIndex 12 -InterfaceMetric 15