![]() ![]() Open Microsoft Group Policy Management, open the Group Policy you want to use for this purpose Enable all the Desktop items in Personalization (right click desktop, Personalization) so that they are shown on the desktop. Off course you do not have to use Microsoft Group Policy Client Side Preferences, this can also be KIX scripted or any other tool you prefer like AppSense Environment Manager of RES Workspace Manager. The easiest way to tailor these items into Microsoft Group Policy Client Side Preferences is to log on a Windows Server 2008 or Windows 7 reference machine which has the Group Policy Management tool installed. It’s just in there for the total picture. ![]() I, off course am aware that Recycle Bin does not have to be controlled by means of a registry tweak because it can be removed by Group Policies. In the above example everything is shown on the Desktop except for Recycle Bin which you will notice has a value of 1 (Hide=Enabled). [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\ Here are the registry locations for hiding the Microsoft Windows Desktop Items: I usually save this kind of information in my archive, I thought it might be of use for a broader audience. Seems that it is very hard for Microsoft to get this done in Group Policies. Update: Corrected the typos, images, registry keys.Ĭreating a new Citrix XenApp 6 / Windows Server 2008 R2 environment for a customer, stumbled on the problem that I still need to perform some registry tweaks to get the desktop icons to be shown or not. ![]()
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