Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

October 7, 2008

I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read an article

or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2 resets all

permissions and file security settings to the default settings. Nonetheless I

have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local admin

rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c: drive. I am

only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder, which users

also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder location

points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I have my

terminal server users full control on the terminal server but they are still

unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions would be

appreciated. Thanks in advance.

--

Glen

October 7, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

Hi Glen,

Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

Cheers,

Jon

http://www.insidetheregistry.com

---

"Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

>I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read an

>article

> or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2 resets all

> permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

> Nonetheless I

> have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local admin

> rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c: drive. I

> am

> only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder, which users

> also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder location

> points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I have my

> terminal server users full control on the terminal server but they are

> still

> unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions would be

> appreciated. Thanks in advance.

> --

> Glen

October 7, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

--

Glen

"Jon Wallace" wrote:

> Hi Glen,

>

> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

>

> Cheers,

> Jon

>

> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

>

> ---

>

> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read an

> >article

> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2 resets all

> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

> > Nonetheless I

> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local admin

> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c: drive. I

> > am

> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder, which users

> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder location

> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I have my

> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but they are

> > still

> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions would be

> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

> > --

> > Glen

>

October 7, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or creating any

item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

"Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

> Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

> --

> Glen

>

> "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>

>> Hi Glen,

>>

>> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

>>

>> Cheers,

>> Jon

>>

>> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

>>

>> ---

>>

>> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

>> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read an

>> >article

>> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2 resets all

>> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

>> > Nonetheless I

>> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local admin

>> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c: drive.

>> > I

>> > am

>> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder, which

>> > users

>> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder

>> > location

>> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I have my

>> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but they are

>> > still

>> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions would be

>> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

>> > --

>> > Glen

>>

October 7, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

I am unable to create or save anything to the desktop although I can to my

home directories and the root of c:\

--

Glen

"Jon Wallace" wrote:

>

> hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or creating any

> item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

>

> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

> > Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

> > --

> > Glen

> >

> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >

> >> Hi Glen,

> >>

> >> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

> >>

> >> Cheers,

> >> Jon

> >>

> >> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

> >>

> >> ---

> >>

> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

> >> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read an

> >> >article

> >> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2 resets all

> >> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

> >> > Nonetheless I

> >> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local admin

> >> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c: drive.

> >> > I

> >> > am

> >> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder, which

> >> > users

> >> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder

> >> > location

> >> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I have my

> >> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but they are

> >> > still

> >> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions would be

> >> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

> >> > --

> >> > Glen

> >>

>

October 7, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

OK, the one time I have seen this is with a mandatory profile, but as you

said you're not using them. Is this the case for all users? Does this also

happen for administrators too?

"Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:B26C0BFB-D50E-4B5C-98CA-7323777D144A@microsoft.com...

>I am unable to create or save anything to the desktop although I can to my

> home directories and the root of c:\

> --

> Glen

>

> "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>

>>

>> hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or creating

>> any

>> item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

>>

>> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

>> > Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

>> > --

>> > Glen

>> >

>> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>> >

>> >> Hi Glen,

>> >>

>> >> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

>> >>

>> >> Cheers,

>> >> Jon

>> >>

>> >> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

>> >>

>> >> ---

>> >>

>> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

>> >> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read an

>> >> >article

>> >> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2 resets

>> >> > all

>> >> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

>> >> > Nonetheless I

>> >> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local

>> >> > admin

>> >> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c:

>> >> > drive.

>> >> > I

>> >> > am

>> >> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder, which

>> >> > users

>> >> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder

>> >> > location

>> >> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I have

>> >> > my

>> >> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but they

>> >> > are

>> >> > still

>> >> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions would

>> >> > be

>> >> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

>> >> > --

>> >> > Glen

>> >>

>>

October 8, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

Domain Admins and the IT Group do not have problems creating shortcuts. I

have experimented and thrown a test user into the Domain Admins group, but

still no luck creating shortcuts. Go figure?? Thanks for the continued

replies.

--

Glen

"Jon Wallace" wrote:

>

> OK, the one time I have seen this is with a mandatory profile, but as you

> said you're not using them. Is this the case for all users? Does this also

> happen for administrators too?

>

> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:B26C0BFB-D50E-4B5C-98CA-7323777D144A@microsoft.com...

> >I am unable to create or save anything to the desktop although I can to my

> > home directories and the root of c:\

> > --

> > Glen

> >

> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >

> >>

> >> hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or creating

> >> any

> >> item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

> >>

> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

> >> > Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

> >> > --

> >> > Glen

> >> >

> >> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >> >

> >> >> Hi Glen,

> >> >>

> >> >> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

> >> >>

> >> >> Cheers,

> >> >> Jon

> >> >>

> >> >> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

> >> >>

> >> >> ---

> >> >>

> >> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> >> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

> >> >> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read an

> >> >> >article

> >> >> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2 resets

> >> >> > all

> >> >> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

> >> >> > Nonetheless I

> >> >> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local

> >> >> > admin

> >> >> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c:

> >> >> > drive.

> >> >> > I

> >> >> > am

> >> >> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder, which

> >> >> > users

> >> >> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder

> >> >> > location

> >> >> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I have

> >> >> > my

> >> >> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but they

> >> >> > are

> >> >> > still

> >> >> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions would

> >> >> > be

> >> >> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

> >> >> > --

> >> >> > Glen

> >> >>

> >>

>

October 8, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

If you have made a user a domain admin then you can pretty much rule-out

permission issues (with rare exceptions).

Are you absoultley sure your user doesn't have a mandatory profile, or some

software that makes it appear to be a mandatory profile? Log onto the

machine as the user, right-click on my computer, go into advanced -> user

profiles and look at the type.

If it's really not mandatory, then are you doing any form or folder

redirection of the desktop, and is the redirection going to a valid

location?

Cheers,

Jon

"Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:02001D3C-E359-4AE0-9789-D6C027D22582@microsoft.com...

> Domain Admins and the IT Group do not have problems creating shortcuts. I

> have experimented and thrown a test user into the Domain Admins group, but

> still no luck creating shortcuts. Go figure?? Thanks for the continued

> replies.

> --

> Glen

>

> "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>

>>

>> OK, the one time I have seen this is with a mandatory profile, but as you

>> said you're not using them. Is this the case for all users? Does this

>> also

>> happen for administrators too?

>>

>> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:B26C0BFB-D50E-4B5C-98CA-7323777D144A@microsoft.com...

>> >I am unable to create or save anything to the desktop although I can to

>> >my

>> > home directories and the root of c:\

>> > --

>> > Glen

>> >

>> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>> >

>> >>

>> >> hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or

>> >> creating

>> >> any

>> >> item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

>> >>

>> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

>> >> > Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

>> >> > --

>> >> > Glen

>> >> >

>> >> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>> >> >

>> >> >> Hi Glen,

>> >> >>

>> >> >> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

>> >> >>

>> >> >> Cheers,

>> >> >> Jon

>> >> >>

>> >> >> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

>> >> >>

>> >> >> ---

>> >> >>

>> >> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> >> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

>> >> >> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read

>> >> >> >an

>> >> >> >article

>> >> >> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2

>> >> >> > resets

>> >> >> > all

>> >> >> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

>> >> >> > Nonetheless I

>> >> >> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local

>> >> >> > admin

>> >> >> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c:

>> >> >> > drive.

>> >> >> > I

>> >> >> > am

>> >> >> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder,

>> >> >> > which

>> >> >> > users

>> >> >> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder

>> >> >> > location

>> >> >> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I

>> >> >> > have

>> >> >> > my

>> >> >> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but

>> >> >> > they

>> >> >> > are

>> >> >> > still

>> >> >> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions

>> >> >> > would

>> >> >> > be

>> >> >> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

>> >> >> > --

>> >> >> > Glen

>> >> >>

>> >>

>>

October 8, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

Have you checked your GPO's to be certain you haven't enabled a locked

down desktop? There is an option that would prevent users from changing

their desktop.

Jeff Pitsch

Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

Jon Wallace wrote:

>

> If you have made a user a domain admin then you can pretty much rule-out

> permission issues (with rare exceptions).

>

> Are you absoultley sure your user doesn't have a mandatory profile, or

> some software that makes it appear to be a mandatory profile? Log onto

> the machine as the user, right-click on my computer, go into advanced ->

> user profiles and look at the type.

>

> If it's really not mandatory, then are you doing any form or folder

> redirection of the desktop, and is the redirection going to a valid

> location?

>

> Cheers,

> Jon

>

> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:02001D3C-E359-4AE0-9789-D6C027D22582@microsoft.com...

>> Domain Admins and the IT Group do not have problems creating shortcuts. I

>> have experimented and thrown a test user into the Domain Admins group,

>> but

>> still no luck creating shortcuts. Go figure?? Thanks for the continued

>> replies.

>> --

>> Glen

>>

>> "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>>

>>>

>>> OK, the one time I have seen this is with a mandatory profile, but as

>>> you

>>> said you're not using them. Is this the case for all users? Does

>>> this also

>>> happen for administrators too?

>>>

>>> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>>> news:B26C0BFB-D50E-4B5C-98CA-7323777D144A@microsoft.com...

>>> >I am unable to create or save anything to the desktop although I can

>>> to >my

>>> > home directories and the root of c:\

>>> > -- > Glen

>>> >

>>> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>>> >

>>> >>

>>> >> hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or >>

>>> creating

>>> >> any

>>> >> item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

>>> >>

>>> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>>> >> news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

>>> >> > Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

>>> >> > -- >> > Glen

>>> >> >

>>> >> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

>>> >> >

>>> >> >> Hi Glen,

>>> >> >>

>>> >> >> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

>>> >> >>

>>> >> >> Cheers,

>>> >> >> Jon

>>> >> >>

>>> >> >> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

>>> >> >>

>>> >> >> ---

>>> >> >>

>>> >> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>>> >> >> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

>>> >> >> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have

>>> read >> >> >an

>>> >> >> >article

>>> >> >> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2

>>> >> >> > resets

>>> >> >> > all

>>> >> >> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

>>> >> >> > Nonetheless I

>>> >> >> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all

>>> local

>>> >> >> > admin

>>> >> >> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c:

>>> >> >> > drive.

>>> >> >> > I

>>> >> >> > am

>>> >> >> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder,

>>> >> >> > which

>>> >> >> > users

>>> >> >> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents'

>>> folder

>>> >> >> > location

>>> >> >> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway,

>>> I >> >> > have

>>> >> >> > my

>>> >> >> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but

>>> >> >> > they

>>> >> >> > are

>>> >> >> > still

>>> >> >> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions

>>> >> >> > would

>>> >> >> > be

>>> >> >> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

>>> >> >> > -- >> >> > Glen

>>> >> >>

>>> >>

>>>

>

October 8, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

John, I am not using mandatory profiles and I am using folding redirection on

the desktop and it is going to a valid location. Thanks.

--

Glen

"Jon Wallace" wrote:

>

> If you have made a user a domain admin then you can pretty much rule-out

> permission issues (with rare exceptions).

>

> Are you absoultley sure your user doesn't have a mandatory profile, or some

> software that makes it appear to be a mandatory profile? Log onto the

> machine as the user, right-click on my computer, go into advanced -> user

> profiles and look at the type.

>

> If it's really not mandatory, then are you doing any form or folder

> redirection of the desktop, and is the redirection going to a valid

> location?

>

> Cheers,

> Jon

>

> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:02001D3C-E359-4AE0-9789-D6C027D22582@microsoft.com...

> > Domain Admins and the IT Group do not have problems creating shortcuts. I

> > have experimented and thrown a test user into the Domain Admins group, but

> > still no luck creating shortcuts. Go figure?? Thanks for the continued

> > replies.

> > --

> > Glen

> >

> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >

> >>

> >> OK, the one time I have seen this is with a mandatory profile, but as you

> >> said you're not using them. Is this the case for all users? Does this

> >> also

> >> happen for administrators too?

> >>

> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:B26C0BFB-D50E-4B5C-98CA-7323777D144A@microsoft.com...

> >> >I am unable to create or save anything to the desktop although I can to

> >> >my

> >> > home directories and the root of c:\

> >> > --

> >> > Glen

> >> >

> >> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >> >

> >> >>

> >> >> hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or

> >> >> creating

> >> >> any

> >> >> item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

> >> >>

> >> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> >> news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

> >> >> > Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

> >> >> > --

> >> >> > Glen

> >> >> >

> >> >> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >> >> >

> >> >> >> Hi Glen,

> >> >> >>

> >> >> >> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

> >> >> >>

> >> >> >> Cheers,

> >> >> >> Jon

> >> >> >>

> >> >> >> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

> >> >> >>

> >> >> >> ---

> >> >> >>

> >> >> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> >> >> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

> >> >> >> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have read

> >> >> >> >an

> >> >> >> >article

> >> >> >> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2

> >> >> >> > resets

> >> >> >> > all

> >> >> >> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

> >> >> >> > Nonetheless I

> >> >> >> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all local

> >> >> >> > admin

> >> >> >> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c:

> >> >> >> > drive.

> >> >> >> > I

> >> >> >> > am

> >> >> >> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder,

> >> >> >> > which

> >> >> >> > users

> >> >> >> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents' folder

> >> >> >> > location

> >> >> >> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway, I

> >> >> >> > have

> >> >> >> > my

> >> >> >> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but

> >> >> >> > they

> >> >> >> > are

> >> >> >> > still

> >> >> >> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions

> >> >> >> > would

> >> >> >> > be

> >> >> >> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

> >> >> >> > --

> >> >> >> > Glen

> >> >> >>

> >> >>

> >>

>

October 8, 2008

Re: Cannot create shortcut on terminal service session desktop

User desktops are not locked down in the applied GPO.

--

Glen

"Jeff Pitsch" wrote:

> Have you checked your GPO's to be certain you haven't enabled a locked

> down desktop? There is an option that would prevent users from changing

> their desktop.

>

> Jeff Pitsch

> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services

>

> Jon Wallace wrote:

> >

> > If you have made a user a domain admin then you can pretty much rule-out

> > permission issues (with rare exceptions).

> >

> > Are you absoultley sure your user doesn't have a mandatory profile, or

> > some software that makes it appear to be a mandatory profile? Log onto

> > the machine as the user, right-click on my computer, go into advanced ->

> > user profiles and look at the type.

> >

> > If it's really not mandatory, then are you doing any form or folder

> > redirection of the desktop, and is the redirection going to a valid

> > location?

> >

> > Cheers,

> > Jon

> >

> > "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> > news:02001D3C-E359-4AE0-9789-D6C027D22582@microsoft.com...

> >> Domain Admins and the IT Group do not have problems creating shortcuts. I

> >> have experimented and thrown a test user into the Domain Admins group,

> >> but

> >> still no luck creating shortcuts. Go figure?? Thanks for the continued

> >> replies.

> >> --

> >> Glen

> >>

> >> "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >>

> >>>

> >>> OK, the one time I have seen this is with a mandatory profile, but as

> >>> you

> >>> said you're not using them. Is this the case for all users? Does

> >>> this also

> >>> happen for administrators too?

> >>>

> >>> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >>> news:B26C0BFB-D50E-4B5C-98CA-7323777D144A@microsoft.com...

> >>> >I am unable to create or save anything to the desktop although I can

> >>> to >my

> >>> > home directories and the root of c:\

> >>> > -- > Glen

> >>> >

> >>> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >>> >

> >>> >>

> >>> >> hmmm, ok. Is it only shortcuts you're having problems with, or >>

> >>> creating

> >>> >> any

> >>> >> item. Can you create a simple text file on the desktop?

> >>> >>

> >>> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >>> >> news:F2C23F70-481E-4E55-8612-6D7F3D5D7A5E@microsoft.com...

> >>> >> > Hi Jon, I am not using mandatory user profiles

> >>> >> > -- >> > Glen

> >>> >> >

> >>> >> > "Jon Wallace" wrote:

> >>> >> >

> >>> >> >> Hi Glen,

> >>> >> >>

> >>> >> >> Are you by any chance using mandatory user profiles ?

> >>> >> >>

> >>> >> >> Cheers,

> >>> >> >> Jon

> >>> >> >>

> >>> >> >> http://www.insidetheregistry.com

> >>> >> >>

> >>> >> >> ---

> >>> >> >>

> >>> >> >> "Glen" <Glen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >>> >> >> news:E9B846ED-546E-409B-ABAB-58A59F7C1BFC@microsoft.com...

> >>> >> >> >I have been trying to figure this one out for months. I have

> >>> read >> >> >an

> >>> >> >> >article

> >>> >> >> > or two indicating that updating your terminal service to SP2

> >>> >> >> > resets

> >>> >> >> > all

> >>> >> >> > permissions and file security settings to the default settings.

> >>> >> >> > Nonetheless I

> >>> >> >> > have given domain users, everyone, remote desktop users all

> >>> local

> >>> >> >> > admin

> >>> >> >> > rights on the terminal server as well as full control of the c:

> >>> >> >> > drive.

> >>> >> >> > I

> >>> >> >> > am

> >>> >> >> > only able to create shortcuts in users' 'My Document' folder,

> >>> >> >> > which

> >>> >> >> > users

> >>> >> >> > also have full control over, although their 'My Documents'

> >>> folder

> >>> >> >> > location

> >>> >> >> > points to their home directory on a different server. Anyway,

> >>> I >> >> > have

> >>> >> >> > my

> >>> >> >> > terminal server users full control on the terminal server but

> >>> >> >> > they

> >>> >> >> > are

> >>> >> >> > still

> >>> >> >> > unable to create a shortcut on their desktop. Any suggestions

> >>> >> >> > would

> >>> >> >> > be

> >>> >> >> > appreciated. Thanks in advance.

> >>> >> >> > -- >> >> > Glen

> >>> >> >>

> >>> >>

> >>>

> >

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