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JohnSheridan
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Skype causing issues

Postby JohnSheridan » Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:58 pm

Gave a user his new laptop yesterday and today he already has a problem :roll:

He was using it ok up to lunchtime and was working from home connected to our network via Citrix. He then had an incoming Skype call which crashed his Citrix link - since when he has been unable to reconnect using Citrix.

I've checked his Skype and we have stopped it using ports 80 and 443 however he still cannot connect.

Tried system restore - no joy.
Talked him through ipconfig release and renew - again no joy.
Temporarily turnd off firewall - no joy.
He even uninstalled Skype and that still did not help.

Short of pulling that laptop back in for a closer inspection has anyone got any ideas what to try next?

It is runing Windows 7 Pro.
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Re: Skype causing issues

Postby phantombudgie » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:39 pm

JohnSheridan wrote:Gave a user his new laptop yesterday and today he already has a problem :roll:

He was using it ok up to lunchtime and was working from home connected to our network via Citrix. He then had an incoming Skype call which crashed his Citrix link - since when he has been unable to reconnect using Citrix.

I've checked his Skype and we have stopped it using ports 80 and 443 however he still cannot connect.

Tried system restore - no joy.
Talked him through ipconfig release and renew - again no joy.
Temporarily turnd off firewall - no joy.
He even uninstalled Skype and that still did not help.

Short of pulling that laptop back in for a closer inspection has anyone got any ideas what to try next?

It is runing Windows 7 Pro.


If he's only had it one morning surely he will lose nothing if you do a full restore back to the state you gave it to him? It's probably quicker than spending all day trying to fix it if you've already tried the quick and obvious solutions.
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