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$(Get-Item “your folder here”).Attributes = ‘Readonly’<br />
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$(Get-Item “your folder here”).Attributes = ‘Readonly’



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Thanks YZLat - but I naivelty thought that this would stop users saving files to their desktop, but obviosuly it hasn't...<br />
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Do you have a script that would set NTFS Permissons for the logged on user to Read Access only on their Desktop folder (I'm sure this is slightly more complicated)<br />
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Thanks very much!<br />
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Mike
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Thanks YZLat - but I naivelty thought that this would stop users saving files to their desktop, but obviosuly it hasn't...

Do you have a script that would set NTFS Permissons for the logged on user to Read Access only on their Desktop folder (I'm sure this is slightly more complicated)

Thanks very much!

Mike

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Does anyone have a good PS Script to ser users Desktop folder to 'Read Only'?<br />
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(C:\users\%username%\deskt<wbr />op)
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Does anyone have a good PS Script to ser users Desktop folder to 'Read Only'?

(C:\users\%username%\desktop)

Does anyone have a good PS Script to ser users Desktop folder to 'Read Only'?

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