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How to solve: No value could be found for (AllowHotkey) that satisfies all lockdown requirements. The lockdown requirements in force may be conflicting error in Citrix
May 7, 2013 | 
Author Have you ever loged on to Citrix and just when your about to start one of the published applications you get this fancy “latin” error message?
Citrix Receiver Configuration Manager: No value could be found for (AllowHotkey) that satisfies all lockdown requirements The lockdown requirements in force may be conflicting.
It’s not that hard so solve
Earlier you had to delete a whole bunch of registry keys from the computer.
But we feel that this way is so much better!
So, what you do is to click on “start”. If you have Windows 8, just go into the Metro.
Just start typing regedit and click enter.
if your not familliar with this, it’s not something you should play with on your own unless you have a guide, or really know what you’re doing.
Go to the top and navigate to this location:
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER
- Software
- Citrix
- ICA Client
- Engine
- Lockdown Profiles
- All Regions
Here you will find a registry key called: EnableLockdown
Double click this key, and you will see that the value is set to “1″.
Simply change this to “0″ and click “OK”.
Now close your web browser, and reopen it.
You should now be free of anoying AllowHotKey errors.
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Google Play on Kurio 7, tablet for kids
Have you bought the Android tablet Kurio 7 for your kid just to realize that the Google Play store is not on it but they have substituted it with that awful kurio store… Kinda makes you give it back but you can’t bare to take it away from your kid?
Relax… We will show you how to get it on the kurio using a script that has originated from the kurio support team according to a member of the xda forum…
There is something very wrong
Google is testing out a new kind of game for mobile devices, the game is called Ingress and is currently invite only. As far as we have been told the point of the game is to find something called Exotic mater around the world, yes the real world… since our invite has yet to arrive we can’t tell you a lot about it but check out this video
Or check out our good friend Johnny’s post about it here! We will be back once we can…
Posted in Games, Google, Google Tricks | Tags: exotic mater, google, ingress, niantic, real life game | No Comments »
A sad story
It seems that after shutting down the Qwiki web interface in Feb 2012 the dev’s at Qwiki have decided to go Mobile only, which would have been great if they didn’t choose to go Iphone only… We here at Nordic-Vikings are heavy Android users (part from Morten which is Apple only thus he writes Apple related storeys ) and would really love to be included it this transformation of Qwiki, the engine we used to use and love seems dead now… We hope they bring in Android support in the future and if they do we will inform you. But for now, RIP Qwiki
Family Guy Online (Beta)
We recently came across this little browser based online game, and it is a treat!
You play a character of choice inside Quahog and run around doing missions for the characters in the TV series. The graphics aren’t the wildest 3d effect ever but you don’t need it. The game is in beta right now and you have to request access but it’s totally worth it… this game is pure fun! so head on over to Family Guy Online and let’s play!
Check out these screenshots, and if you join add us to your friend list! Nickname “Morbidos”.
Posted in Browser apps, Games, Tips | Tags: beta, browser game, Family guy, online game, play family guy | No Comments »
Make Google translate beatbox!
As we have stated before the guys at Google have a great sense of humor!
We came across this Video on Youtube.com and had to try it out!
The trick is to change Google translate language setting to German to German then have it translate the following string “ pv zk pv pv zk pv zk cz zk pv pv pv zk pv zk zk pzk pzk pvzkpkzvpvzk kkkkkk bsch bsch ” then press the little speaker icon in the right hand textbox which usually reads “Listen” if you hover the mouse pointer over it but the guys at Google have made it recognize the translated string and made it to read “Beatbox” instead!
Do you miss Command & Conquer?
Miss the classic Command & Conquer game? Well it is now available in your browser!(as long as it supports HTML 5 that is…)
Aditya Ravi Shankar is a HMTL 5 programmer who decided he would try to recreate the classic game Command & Conquer in HTML 5 and Java script and so he did!
Check out his Blog at adityaravishankar.com or more specific Here for the game.
Check out his post about the progress of making the game here
We tried and tested it and it is great fun to play it again!
Posted in Browser apps, IT News, Software, Tips | Tags: C&C, C&C 2012, command & conquer, html5 games | No Comments »
Start your Android phone as an OS on your computer
How to start your android phone’s operating system on your computer with a nice graphical touch? It’s very easy and we’ll tell you how!
The Preparations
The first thing you need to do is to head over to the android market and download the free application called “AirDroid”. This application will stream and beautify what you would normally see on your android phone. Once installed, start it and swipe to the right side. There you will find the settings. To prevent other to interfere with your session, we suggests that you set the password control to “ON” and set a personal password. The next you should do (this might only be handy for advanced users) is to set a custom port. This will prevent the session to get in conflict with for instance Torrents, or other applications roaming around on the network that requires specific ports.
And this is just about it.. You should now be ready to start.
What’s Next..??
Just turn on your phones WIFI and wait for the signal bars in the application to turn green. Once they are green you should see a “Start” button appear. Hit it..!
Now, walk over to your computer and open a web browser. Type in your android phone’s IP address and port and the login screen should appear. What you should write in the web browser’s address field is shown on the AirDroid application after pressing the
“Start” button. The address should look something like: “http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:<Port number>”. In our place the this is how it looks: “http://192.168.10.170:8888″. Just remember that this is based on the network router settings and the pre-set port number.
When you now see the login portal we suggest that you hit the F11 button on your keyboard. This will put the web browser in a full screen view. Now you may log on.
Which features do I have?
Once inside, you may:
- open text messages
- send and receive SMS
- see/edit the call log
- browse or edit the phone book
- install/uninstall apps
- see the phones status like CPU/RAM/Battery/disk space
- browse the SD card using a file explorer
- download/upload from the SD card
- Kill running apps
- And much more…
Things that we are not able to do, is to start applications, and call other people using a headset or like other telephone applications like Skype. But hopefully this will come in later versions as this is a growing project..
Nordic Vikings will follow this application and keep you updated as they roll out.
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Posted in Browser apps, Gadgets, IT News, Operating Systems, Recommended by Nordic-vikings.net, Smart Phone softwares, Software, Tips | Tags: AirDroid, android, android market, Android OS, app, Apps, download, web browser | No Comments »
Quick and easy photoshareing in Chrome and Firefox
Tired of having to upload pictured you want to share to picture hosting sites first then sharing them? Here’s a quicker way of doing this, it takes away all the hassel!
The 15 year old application creator @antimatter15 has created the open source app called drag2up.
What this app does is as simple as it’s genius, let’s say you’re writeing a blog post and you have a photo on you’re desktop you’re going to have in your blog post instead of having to log on to your image hosting site of choice just drag it to the textbox and as you continue to write drag2up uploads it to the image hosting site you like in the background and when done the link to it pop up in your blog hassle free
The app also has a built-in feature for automated url shortening and works with both dropbox and cloudapp.
Check out this video to see how the app works.
Video:
Download here:
Drag2up for Chrome
Drag2up for Firefox
Source:
Dinside.no (Norwegian)
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