Failed to login CLFRJ0010E: Notes initialization failed

Asked By adolfo brown 50 points N/A Posted on - 02/25/2012

Hello.

I am using 8.5.2 via XenApp 6 on Windows XP and have this error from IBM Lotus Notes

IBM Lotus Notes

Failed to login

CLFRJ0010E: Notes initialization failed

On Windows 7 desktop rcplauncher.exe crashes as soon as an application is streamed.

Is there is any connection to the problem being discussed in the thread,

Are there any clues or solutions available?

Thanks.

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Answered By Amoyo Augustin 25 points N/A #106368

Failed to login CLFRJ0010E: Notes initialization failed

Respected Adolfo brown as well as I got your problem, here is the solution.

Uninstall Notes and then reinstall it to a positioning that does not let 2 or more sequential grapheme characters.

For example:

C:Program FilesIBM LotusNotes

C:Program FilesIBM LotusNotesData

Look, there is exclusively one location between "IBM" and "Lotus" in the paths above.

Hope this will be the solution of your specific problem.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #106370

Failed to login CLFRJ0010E: Notes initialization failed

If Lotus Notes is working before and XenApp is a fresh installation, try uninstalling XenApp and then check Lotus Notes afterwards. But if XenApp is long been installed on your computer and Lotus Notes is a fresh install, check the login credentials you set in the application. Make the username and password you provided in Lotus Notes are correct.

If Lotus Notes can’t start normally or can’t initialize properly, try reinstalling it. Click Start, Control Panel, and then Add or Remove Programs. Find and select Lotus Notes then click Remove to uninstall it. Next, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and then Disk Cleanup. Select drive C and click OK. Check “Temporary files” and “Setup log” then click OK.

Restart your computer and then install Lotus Notes back. If you are installing Lotus Notes on a different computer running on Windows 7, check the Lotus Notes version if it supports the operating system. To better deal with it, download the latest version from IBM Notes Client 9.0.1. It supports Windows XP Professional x86 only, Windows 7 [Professional and Enterprise], Windows 8 [Professional and Enterprise], and Windows 8.1 [Professional and Enterprise] both x86 and x64.

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