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The shortcut is probably in the &quot;all users&quot; profile. &nbsp;Go to \Documents and Settings\All Users\. &nbsp;You didn't say where the shortcut was, but probably under Start Menu\Programs or if it is on the desktop remove it from te desktop. &nbsp;Of course you will want to make sure that the shortcut is under the Administrators profile. &nbsp;The root of all profiles is \Documents and Settings.
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The shortcut is probably in the "all users" profile.  Go to \Documents and Settings\All Users\.  You didn't say where the shortcut was, but probably under Start Menu\Programs or if it is on the desktop remove it from te desktop.  Of course you will want to make sure that the shortcut is under the Administrators profile.  The root of all profiles is \Documents and Settings.

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so it should be in both places, and if I remove it from the all users profile it will still be in the admin profile?
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so it should be in both places, and if I remove it from the all users profile it will still be in the admin profile?

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Hello I have a client that has about 10 people that vpn/then terminal into the server to work from home. she has noticed taht the veritas backup exec icon is represented on every user. how do I make sure this icon is not visible to all useres just to admin, and the one specific user
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Hello I have a client that has about 10 people that vpn/then terminal into the server to work from home. she has noticed taht the veritas backup exec icon is represented on every user. how do I make sure this icon is not visible to all useres just to admin, and the one specific user

Terminal services question

Operating system security (OS security) is the process of ensuring OS integrity, confidentiality and availability. OS security refers to specified steps or measures used to protect the OS from threats, viruses, worms, malware or remote hacker intrusions. OS security encompasses all preventive-control techniques, which safeguard any computer assets capable of being stolen, edited or deleted if OS security is compromised, including authentication, passwords and threats to systems and programs.