Note the websites listed in the descriptions below. In addition, I found different CLSID values for Music, Pictures, Videos, and Documents, so I applied these as well. In my environment, I had to hide the regular favorites shortcut along with the Library shortcut. I created a Registry Collection and added the following registry settings to remove items from the Navigation Pane within this policy. I created a User Policy that I applied to all of my W2012R2 XenApp Servers. To apply these settings to a Windows 2012 R2 deployment, I did the following. I personally think this is an ugly solution but the only solution I could come up with within the time I had. I could not find a way to make this per user, only per computer. Once the group policy and script have been created and linked to the Organizational Unit that contains your XenApp 7.x servers, the folders will be removed for EVERY user, as shown in Figure 2. HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\explorer\M圜omputer\NameSpace PLEASE MAKE A BACKUP of the following registry key BEFORE using this StartUp script. Reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\M圜omputer\NameSpace\ I named my script DeleteFoldersFromNavigationPane.bat, which has the following content: I created a group policy with a Computer Startup script. Make sure you make a backup of the registry keys involved before implementing these changes. Insert standard disclaimer for mucking around in the registry here. The only way I could find to do this is by deleting data from the registry. Figure 1Īll that should remain is the Local C drive and any mapped drives the user had access to. The manager wanted the Desktop, Documents and other folders, as shown in Figure 1, removed from under “This PC” for all users for every published resource on every XenApp 7.6 server. Updated on with the missing MSDN link for Default Known Folders in Windows. Alain’s updates are at the bottom of this article. Note: This article was updated on 2 with information some people had requested from Alain Assaf. This article shows how I solved this request. For a recent XenApp 7.6 project, the IT Manager wanted no one to access various folders shown in the Navigation pane in Explorer, Save, or SaveAs dialogs.
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