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Another really annoying thing about the Start Menu is that Microsoft added a switch to the Export-StartLayout command in v1803 (-UseDesktopApplicationID) which isn't documented on their website so not many people know about it and then end up creating XML files that don't work properly because it's using DesktopApplicationLinkPath instead. :(

 

This solved our issues after 4 weeks of a broken start menu. Thank you!

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I’m not using any xml - just gpp with targeting if file exists create shortcut and also security group scopes for staff and students. Works a treat and can be explained to a primary teacher.
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I’m not using any xml - just gpp with targeting if file exists create shortcut and also security group scopes for staff and students. Works a treat and can be explained to a primary teacher.

 

can you let me know how i can this set up on my network

 

thanks

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Is that top section (S is commented out as was for testing SIMs but can just delete that line if you don't want it.

 

And the This PC link is a shortcut pointed to:

 

C:\Windows\explorer.exe shell:::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}

 

Steve

 

 

 

One of my lines is similar to yours

 

I get a blue tile with W~V:\ and it does not go any where?

 

Are you able to help please?

 

Thanks

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One of my lines is similar to yours

 

I get a blue tile with W~V:\ and it does not go any where?

 

Are you able to help please?

 

Thanks

I never got mapped drives to reliably appear as Start Menu tiles, so I stopped trying and put a link to File Explorer instead (I didn't use This PC because I couldn't relaibly get that to appear either).

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We no longer use shortcuts to Mapped drives, however we used to successfully.

 

.lnk shortcut files located in programdata pinned to the start menu, pointing to C:\Windows\explorer.exe /root,H:\

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what is the code to open explorer and your log off button please?

The shortcut for File Explorer points to:

 

C:\Windows\explorer.exe /=

 

The log off shortcut points to:

 

C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe -L

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what is the code to open explorer and your log off button please?

My code for File Explorer as a Start Tile on Windows 10 1903:

My code for File Explorer as a pinned Task Bar item on Windows 10 1903 is:

 

Don't ask me why they're different, that's the only way I could get it to work.

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