Citrix Receiver app disappeared from apps lists after upgrade to ICS

After my Droid Bionic was upgraded to Ice Cream Sandwich, the icon for Citrix Receiver disappeared from the home screen and the app disappeared from the phone's app lists. The Google Play store indicates that the app is still installed, I can still access the app via the Google Play store, and it works fine.

I need this app to access email and other resources for my job. How can I get Citrix Receiver restored to the apps lists on my phone?

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tikibar1

Yep, several apps aren't available in ICS that were in GB. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app?

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tikibar1

Yep, several apps aren't available in ICS that were in GB. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app?

Verizon_Support

Let's find your missing app enviroellen! With the update, the app icon looks a little different (it's at the bottom looks like a little circle with 6 dots). Please select it and make sure at the top left corner it says "all apps". If not, please click on the little icon next to what is written in the top left corner and once it says "all apps" scroll through the pages and see if you can find the Citrix Receiver app and if you see it then touch and hold it until it moves to the home screen.

If you weren't able to find the app, go to Settings>Applications>Manage Applications>tap on All and see if you can find the Citrix Receiver app. If you find the app, select it and chose Clear Cache and then reboot your phone.

Keep us posted if you continue to have trouble finding your important application.

Thank you

JenniferH_VZW

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enviroellen

Yes, when I uninstalled the app and reinstalled it, the app reappeared on both the home screen and the app lists. For the record, It now shows up as "Receiver", rather than as "Citrix Receiver".

(I didn't try uninstalling the old copy of app until I was at my workplace during the business day, so I could get help with the installation settings in case something didn't get set up properly.)