Disable Right Click on the Desktop

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Guest

I'm pushing out a group policy in Active Directory, and I want to disable
users from being able to right click on the destop. Specifically, I want to
prevent users from being able to add folders or shortcuts. This is for a
Win2K Terminal Services user account.

TIA,
Ken
 
G

Guest

In your group policy go to the user configuration. Go to administrative
templates\windows components\windows explorer. There will be a "remove window
explorer's default context menu" choice. Enable this and you've disabled the
right click on the desktop. Hope that helps
 
G

Guest

Dan,

Thanks, that did the trick. I was spending all my time looking at the
Desktop settings ;)
 

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