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For $reasons there was a Citrix Workspace installation on my partner’s computer. This installation hadn’t been used in forever, and I did not manage to get rid of it either (uninstalling would fail, upgrading would fail).

Citrix publishes a Citrix Cleanup tool, which for some obscure reason they’ve decided to put behind a login-wall. Only if your company has an account with Citrix you can obtain it directly.

Luckely there’s an easy way to obtain it: Download the latest Citrix Workspace app, and unpack the downloaded file using eg. 7-Zip. You’ll find the Cleanup Tool within :)

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