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Document organization This guide is divided into the following chapters and appendixes: ● Getting started on page 3-Describes the basic steps to deploy a thin client running HP ThinPro. ● Navigating the interface on page 5-Provides an overview of the different components of the interface. ● Control Panel configurations on page 8-Describes the connection-related settings and configurations in the Control Panel and details some of the more advanced configurations. ● Common connection configurations on page 26-Describes settings that are common to all connection types and configuring a thin client for kiosk mode. ● Citrix connections on page 28-Describes the settings and configurations for the Citrix connection type. ● RDP connections on page 36-Describes the settings and configurations for the RDP connection type. ● VMware Horizon View connections on page 45-Describes the settings and configurations for the VMware Horizon View connection type. ● Web Browser connections on page 52-Describes the settings for the Web Browser connection type. ● Additional connection types (ThinPro configuration only) on page 53-Describes the settings for the TeemTalk, XDMCP, SSH, Telnet, and Custom connection types. ● HP Smart Client Services on page 58-Describes how to use HP Smart Client Services to remotely manage large numbers of thin clients using Automatic Update. ● Using the Profile Editor on page 62-Describes using the Profile Editor to set up and edit ThinPro profiles, which contain connection information, settings, and files used in the self-configuration process. ● Troubleshooting on page 67-Describes common troubleshooting issues and solutions. ● USB updates on page 70-Describes how to install add-ons and profile updates from a USB flash drive. ● BIOS tools on page 71-Describes how to view and update BIOS settings and flash a new BIOS version. ● Resizing the flash drive partition on page 72-Describes how to increase the size of the flash drive partition. ● Customizing the Smart Zero login screen on page 73-Describes the common attributes and elements used in customizing the Smart Zero login screen. ● Registry keys on page 81-Lists the paths, functions, and options for the HP ThinPro registry keys. 2 Chapter 1 Welcome

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Document organization
This guide is divided into the following chapters and appendixes:
●
Getting started
on page
3
—Describes the basic steps to deploy a thin client running HP ThinPro.
●
Navigating the interface
on page
5
—Provides an overview of the
different
components of the
interface.
●
Control Panel
configurations
on page
8
—Describes the connection-related settings and
configurations
in the Control Panel and details some of the more advanced
configurations.
●
Common connection
configurations
on page
26
—Describes settings that are common to all
connection types and
configuring
a thin client for kiosk mode.
●
Citrix connections
on page
28
—Describes the settings and
configurations
for the Citrix connection
type.
●
RDP connections
on page
36
—Describes the settings and
configurations
for the RDP connection type.
●
VMware Horizon View connections
on page
45
—Describes the settings and
configurations
for the
VMware Horizon View connection type.
●
Web Browser connections
on page
52
—Describes the settings for the Web Browser connection type.
●
Additional connection types (ThinPro
configuration
only)
on page
53
—Describes the settings for the
TeemTalk, XDMCP, SSH, Telnet, and Custom connection types.
●
HP Smart Client Services
on page
58
—Describes how to use HP Smart Client Services to remotely
manage large numbers of thin clients using Automatic Update.
●
Using the
Profile
Editor
on page
62
—Describes using the
Profile
Editor to set up and edit ThinPro
profiles,
which contain connection information, settings, and
files
used in the
self-configuration
process.
●
Troubleshooting
on page
67
—Describes common troubleshooting issues and solutions.
●
USB updates
on page
70
—Describes how to install add-ons and
profile
updates from a USB
flash
drive.
●
BIOS tools
on page
71
—Describes how to view and update BIOS settings and
flash
a new BIOS version.
●
Resizing the
flash
drive partition
on page
72
—Describes how to increase the size of the
flash
drive
partition.
●
Customizing the Smart Zero login screen
on page
73
—Describes the common attributes and elements
used in customizing the Smart Zero login screen.
●
Registry keys
on page
81
—Lists the paths, functions, and options for the HP ThinPro registry keys.
2
Chapter 1
Welcome