Title : How to use Group Policy to remove the Adobe Reader desktop shortcut
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How to use Group Policy to remove the Adobe Reader desktop shortcut
So below I go through how to use one of the new Group Policy Preferences options is called “Shortcuts” to remove the icon when ever it is re-instated (see below). While in this example I use (pick on) Adobe Reader it can also be used as a guide for removing any other shortcut that you so desire.
Step 1. Edit a GPO that targets the computers that you want to apply the home page setting.
Step 2. Navigate to User Configuration > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Windows Settings
Step 3. Click on the “Action” menu and click on “New” and then click on “Shortcut”
Step 4. Change the Action to “Delete” then select “All Users Desktop” and then type “Adobe Reader 9” in the name field.
Now wait time you install an Adobe Reader update all you have to do is wait for the next group policy refresh and the shortcut will be gone… (Yes).
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