Windows 7 Thread, Redirected shortcuts security message in Technical; Hi all,
Just changed the group policy from pointing to the \domaincontroller\netlogon\profiles\shortcuts to \domain.local\netlogon\profiles\shortcuts and now every time anyone opens ...
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8th November 2012, 08:23 AM #1
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Redirected shortcuts security message
Hi all,
Just changed the group policy from pointing to the \\domaincontroller\netlogon\profiles\shortcuts to \\domain.local\netlogon\profiles\shortcuts and now every time anyone opens a shortcut they get security messages. Tried adding domain.local to the local intranet group, tried changing the attachment manager to allow .lnk files, on a low settings.
Nothing seems to work.
Any help appreciated.
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8th November 2012, 08:30 AM #2 I had this before and I had to manually go through on the internet settings and remove all prompts and have it as allow, it is a pain, but it will work, eventually.
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8th November 2012, 08:31 AM #3
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Originally Posted by
BKGarry
I had this before and I had to manually go through on the internet settings and remove all prompts and have it as allow, it is a pain, but it will work, eventually.
Nightmare, thanks.
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8th November 2012, 09:29 AM #4 I saw this before and the fix for me - inexplicably - was to set the local domain as intranet zone in the Student and Staff configs, one level down from the Basic User Config. No idea why the setting didn't work in that one, common GPO, but it setting it in a new GPO fixed it. Might be worth a punt.
Last edited by sonofsanta; 8th November 2012 at 09:55 AM.
Reason: tidy up a slight inaccuracy
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8th November 2012, 09:31 AM #5
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Originally Posted by
sonofsanta
I saw this before and the fix for me - inexplicably - was to set the local domain as intranet zone & trusted site in the Student and Staff configs, one level down from the Basic User Config. No idea why the setting didn't work in that one, common GPO, but it setting it in a new GPO fixed it. Might be worth a punt.
Ok, thanks will look at that. I've put it in the internet explorer maintenance settings at the minute. Can you advise where yours was set?
Thanks.
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8th November 2012, 09:34 AM #6 User Policies > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page > Site to Zone Assignment list; set [domain.local] to 1
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8th November 2012, 09:53 AM #7
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Originally Posted by
sonofsanta
User Policies > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page > Site to Zone Assignment list; set [domain.local] to 1
Holy hell! I'm in love with you.
Thank you so much. The bit where I was setting it was a legacy option. Thanks for the clear up.
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8th November 2012, 09:55 AM #8 
Originally Posted by
TMODAlpha
Holy hell! I'm in love with you.
Thank you so much. The bit where I was setting it was a legacy option. Thanks for the clear up.
No probs
may the circle of communal IT Support roll on!
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