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How do I disable Computer Drop down menu in the Start menu? Server 2008
Hello everyone,
I'm simply trying to remove the "My Computer" drop down menu in my 2008 Terminal Servers. This is probably something simple I'm over looking... Keep in mind I'm just trying to remove the highlighted My Computer drop down menu in the picture attached and not the My Computer icon all together.
Your help is appreciated.
startmenu.JPG
I'm simply trying to remove the "My Computer" drop down menu in my 2008 Terminal Servers. This is probably something simple I'm over looking... Keep in mind I'm just trying to remove the highlighted My Computer drop down menu in the picture attached and not the My Computer icon all together.
Your help is appreciated.
startmenu.JPG
You have option to how to display the my computer (do not display/ disaply as link / display as menuu)
Select display as link
This works in Xp / 2003 / VISTA
But never tried in 2008.
Please check and let us know
Ref: http://www.howtogeek.com/wiki/Start_Menu
Select display as link
This works in Xp / 2003 / VISTA
But never tried in 2008.
Please check and let us know
Ref: http://www.howtogeek.com/wiki/Start_Menu
All the steps to achieve your task listed here:
http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Windows-Terminal-Services-Run-Single-Application.html
http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Windows-Terminal-Services-Run-Single-Application.html
ASKER
Yes, I can set the computer icon to display as link. However, that only effects my user account and not everyone's account. I would like to make this across the board. I was assuming there is a registry setting in HKLM but I have yet to find it. Ideas?
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Thanks subhashm. I made them in HKLM and it worked.
From the GPEdit.msc snap in:
User Configuration\Administrati
You have a list of configurable items. As you can see, Display "My Computer" as a link is not a forceable option.
There may be a way to programatically do it, with VB or PowerShell, but I am not a good enough programmer to help with that.
Justin