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We are using ClassicShell StartMenu.<br />
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I want to configure Appsense to Roam the Recent Program list from PC to PC. I am using it on Windows 10 and Windows 2012R2 Terminal Server (Citrix). <br />
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Does anyone know what Folders / Reg the Recent Programs are located in when using ClassicShell StartMenu?
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We are using ClassicShell StartMenu.

I want to configure Appsense to Roam the Recent Program list from PC to PC. I am using it on Windows 10 and Windows 2012R2 Terminal Server (Citrix). 

Does anyone know what Folders / Reg the Recent Programs are located in when using ClassicShell StartMenu?

ClassicShell Recent Program location - To be used for Appsense

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