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Thanks for a good and detailed answer<br />
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Hi<br />
We are running Windows 2008 Terminal Server.<br />
I am trying to control the icons created on the taskbar when a new terminal server profile is created.<br />
at the moment all users get Server Manager and Power Shell in the taskbar.<br />
I want that removed and at the same time deny users to run Powershell from the search functions.<br />
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So<br />
How to I control the icons created in taskbar?<br />
How to I prevent the users to run PowerShell from the search box?<br />
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Thanks for your time<br />

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Hi
We are running Windows 2008 Terminal Server.
I am trying to control the icons created on the taskbar when a new terminal server profile is created.
at the moment all users get Server Manager and Power Shell in the taskbar.
I want that removed and at the same time deny users to run Powershell from the search functions.

So
How to I control the icons created in taskbar?
How to I prevent the users to run PowerShell from the search box?

Thanks for your time


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