I setup a Group Policy Preferences Shortcut applied at the domain level to Users. It works fine for Administrator, but gives the following warning in the Application Event log for other users:
Log Name: Application
Source: Group Policy Shortcuts
Date: 11/6/2009 6:04:47 PM
Event ID: 4098
Task Category: (2)
Level: Warning
Keywords: Classic
User: SYSTEM
Computer: POS-02.alpine.local
Description:
The user 'EasyRent 10' preference item in the 'EasyRentShortcut {4B63DA42-8976-4AC5-BCDF-C
A5AAAC1FEC
0}' Group Policy object did not apply because it failed with error code '0x80070002 The system cannot find the file specified.' This error was suppressed.
Here is the GPO setiting:
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User Configuration (Enabled)hide
Preferenceshide
Windows Settingshide
Shortcutshide
Shortcut (Path: %DesktopDir%\EasyRent 10)hide
EasyRent 10 (Order: 1)hide
Generalhide
Action Create
AttributesTarget type File system object
Shortcut path %DesktopDir%\EasyRent 10
Target path \\alpine-srv\dlc101b\bin\p
rowin32.ex
e
Arguments -pf RUN.pf -ininame pro32_10.ini -T %TMP%
Start in \\alpine-srv\EasyrentOE10\
Icon path \\alpine-srv\EasyrentOE10\
Bilder\eas
yrent.ico
Icon index 0
Shortcut key None
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I have tried making a user a member of the administrators group and it still does not work. I have another administrative account for which it does not work either.
As a workaround I created a login script that copies the shortcut to the user's desktop. The login script works just fine. So much for trying to do things the "new way" without scripts... Also I have other GPOs for Mapped Drives and Folder Redirect and they work fine and I don't see any difference except that the user would need rights to the shortcut which it seems they do have.