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We have Win 2K Server and Win 2K desktops, and use roaming profiles. &nbsp;I often get complaints that co-workers try to delete unwanted items from the desktop, but upon their next logon the items re-appear. &nbsp;Seems like it should be pretty easy to solve this one, but not sure where to go.
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We have Win 2K Server and Win 2K desktops, and use roaming profiles.  I often get complaints that co-workers try to delete unwanted items from the desktop, but upon their next logon the items re-appear.  Seems like it should be pretty easy to solve this one, but not sure where to go.

Deleting from the Desktop w/ Roaming Profile

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