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Wow. &nbsp;That was it. &nbsp;Well there you go. &nbsp;How odd that is!
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Wow.  That was it.  Well there you go.  How odd that is!

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It has happened to me before. Thats how i know this option exist. You will never forget this from now on....:)<br />

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It has happened to me before. Thats how i know this option exist. You will never forget this from now on....:)


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One morning, I logged into the server under the administrator account, only to find a blank desktop. &nbsp;Nothing but the start bar. &nbsp;If I drill down to c:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Des<wbr />ktop, I can see all the shortcuts and folders, yet none of it is displayed. &nbsp;I can right-click on the desktop itself and choose New &gt;&nbsp;Folder. &nbsp;Nothing is visible on the desktop still, but if I hit enter, a new folder appears in windows explorer. &nbsp;Still nothing on the desktop. &nbsp;I can create a new folder in windows explorer, but still nothing on the desktop.<br />
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Any ideas?
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One morning, I logged into the server under the administrator account, only to find a blank desktop.  Nothing but the start bar.  If I drill down to c:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop, I can see all the shortcuts and folders, yet none of it is displayed.  I can right-click on the desktop itself and choose New > Folder.  Nothing is visible on the desktop still, but if I hit enter, a new folder appears in windows explorer.  Still nothing on the desktop.  I can create a new folder in windows explorer, but still nothing on the desktop.

Any ideas?

server desktop won't display

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).