=== logon.bat ====== echo off net use g: /home regedit /S \\server\netlogon\usf.reg net use k: \\server\pub$ net use p: \\server\appz net time \\server /set /yes cls ==== end ============
==== usf.reg ======== REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders]
"AppData"="G:\\PROFILE\\APPDATA"
"Desktop"="g:\\PROFILE\\Desktop"
"Favorites"="g:\\PROFILE\\Favorites"
"Personal"="G:"
"My Pictures"="G:\\PROFILE\\My Pictures"
"Templates"="G:\\PROFILE\\Templates"
==== end ==============
If you decide to use Group policies, IMHO you can write our own administrative templates, but I don't have big experience with Group policies.
Gints
Michal Kurowski wrote:
gints neimanis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If your clients have a network drive, you can leave the Desktop on that drive and exclude from roaming profile.
You need to change registry key (via policies or logon script), for exanple to:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders > Desktop; REG_SZ ; H:\PROFDATA\Desktop
Or via policies you can exclude Desktop from roaming profile; Or you can set disk quota on storage where roaming profiles are located;
Great, thanks a lot ! Could you please provide some more detail on the policy setting
excluding Desktop from the roaming profile ?
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