Learning Network Manager Thread, desktop icons in Technical; Hi
This is going to sound like pretty stupid question , i've just started working in a primary school and ...
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12th September 2007, 06:10 PM #1
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desktop icons
Hi
This is going to sound like pretty stupid question , i've just started working in a primary school and have very little experience using servers.
I'm running server 2003 with LNM installed on it.
Basically when students log in to a machine, there are program shortcuts all over the desktop, I've tried deleteting them but the next time a student logs in they re-appear on the desktop. Can anyone help?
Is this a group policy issue?
Thanks
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12th September 2007, 06:18 PM #2 Re: desktop icons
I've not used LNM but if the desktop is re-directed or from a mandatory profile, you will need to delete the shortcuts from the share where they are located. Did that make sense?
BTW.... thread moved to LNM forum.
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12th September 2007, 06:21 PM #3
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Re: desktop icons
I'm not sure if there is a share or not. But I'll have to look into it.
Thanks for the help
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21st September 2007, 09:39 PM #4 Re: desktop icons
The desktop icons aren't being controlled by LNM. As far as I know (we use it too), LNM can't do that kind of thing. As Ric said, it is likely to be an issue with mandatory profile and using a share for desktop and start menu shortcuts. See if there is a folder called User Common Folders; you may have your server drive partitioned and the D: drive will have this sort of share on. Or do a search on the server for a folder called Start Menus. You will probably find there is one for pupils (may be called Students) and one for teachers, at least.
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21st September 2007, 09:40 PM #5 Re: desktop icons
The desktop icons aren't being controlled by LNM. As far as I know (we use it too), LNM can't do that kind of thing. As Ric said, it is likely to be an issue with mandatory profile and using a share for desktop and start menu shortcuts. See if there is a folder called User Common Folders; you may have your server drive partitioned and the D: drive will have this sort of share on. Or do a search on the server for a folder called Start Menus. You will probably find there is one for pupils (may be called Students) and one for teachers, at least.
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