Tweaks.com Forum / General Windows Support / Windows Support / Windows Server 2003 / Group Policies and My Documents / Latest Posts

RE: Group Policies and My Documents

Alp — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 09:10:15 GMT

It's much better and easier to redirect my documents with Desktop Authority from Scriptlogic ([url=http://www.scriptlogic.com]scriptlogic.com[/url]). We use this tool for redirecting all specific to each user folders like my documents, cookies, temporary internet files, desktop, favourites and etc.

RE: Group Policies and My Documents

ADODENHAAG — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 21:24:10 GMT

if your trying to remove the my documents folder from the clients, just go to group policy and set the "remove my documents icon from start menu" (user configuration > administrative templates > start menu and taskbar) and "remove my documents from desktop" (user configruation > administrative templates > desktop)

Group Policies and My Documents

allsorts59 — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 05:48:41 GMT

Hey All,

I am new to Windows Server and am trying to navigate my way around it without causing too much disruption to my colleges.

Our current setup is to have My Documents defaulting to a shared data storage area, and each user has a private directory which is accessed through a mapped drive.

This is causing all sorts of problems with people saving files. Now I know that this is just a training issue, however you know what people are like with new computers and all that.

We are trying to promote a sharing environment where we don't need to have private directories and everyone works from shared team directories., however in the meantime we want to "reassure" the staff that there data is safe and secure due to the nature of some of the information that.

Does anyone know if you can remove My Documents and just work with mapped network drives? I know we can change the target of my documents but I just wondered if we could go down this avenue.

Or indeed if anyone had any solutions that were better than this?

Also does anyone know how to change so that display settings are no longer locked and can be changed by the user logged in?

Thanks guys

Tom