Vista 2008 Profile Startmenu Problem

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2008 ts user

Hi!

I am working with a 2008 terminalserver and i want to place additional
shortcuts folders above the startmenu -> programs folder... so on top of the
startmenu.

The problem is, at the creation of the folder c:\users\%username%\Start Menu
or the "real" folder location: appdata\roaming\winsows\...

there is always the permissions set: everyone list folders = deny on the
start menu folder which results in that the folders in the startmenu folder
will not be displayed for users.

If i change the permissions manually the folder will be displayed.

How can i change this behavior?
 
S

Synapse Syndrome

2008 ts user said:
Hi!

I am working with a 2008 terminalserver and i want to place additional
shortcuts folders above the startmenu -> programs folder... so on top of
the startmenu.

The problem is, at the creation of the folder c:\users\%username%\Start
Menu or the "real" folder location: appdata\roaming\winsows\...

there is always the permissions set: everyone list folders = deny on the
start menu folder which results in that the folders in the startmenu
folder will not be displayed for users.

If i change the permissions manually the folder will be displayed.

How can i change this behavior?

I don't think those Deny permsissions would have been there by default, and
they must have been made manually.

ss.
 
S

Synapse Syndrome

Have you tried the location:
C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu

The Default profile is just a template for new users, but you have a point.
After removing the Deny permission on that folder, new users made after will
probably not have the problem.

ss.
 
2

2008 ts user

Thank you!

The problem was, i used the Junction (%userprofile%\Start Menu\) in the User
Shell Folder value.

These junctions have per default the Permission Everyone List Folders = Deny

I know use the "real" path
(%userprofile%AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu)

Then the folders get listed.
 

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