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Try it with new items, don't alter the path of old items you deploy.
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Try it with new items, don't alter the path of old items you deploy.

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I push out standard URLs to Favorites on all of our PCs. &nbsp;Some URLs recently changed, so I changed the policy to the new URLs. &nbsp;On some machines, we see the updated URLs, but some still show the old URLs, and when you look in the Favorites folder through Windows Explorer, I see 2 instances of the favorites. <br />
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Should the Group Policy push replace the old ones?
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I push out standard URLs to Favorites on all of our PCs.  Some URLs recently changed, so I changed the policy to the new URLs.  On some machines, we see the updated URLs, but some still show the old URLs, and when you look in the Favorites folder through Windows Explorer, I see 2 instances of the favorites. 

Should the Group Policy push replace the old ones?

Changing URLs pushed by policy

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