I get a message like before for a use who created a shortcut on his windows 7 desktop, its the SQL developer icon
based on my experiance it has to do with folder redirection and windows not trusting the lnk files. This used to happen alot when I redirected the start menu, but I have since found a workaround for that. The shortcut now in the start menu works, but if anyone creates there own shortcuts if they get placed on another clone this happens. Also if I use GPO based folder redirection this does not happen, its only UEM based folder redirection. There is some sort of permissions setting I'm missing but I can't find it. I do have our fileserver in the intranet zone for IE, which is supposed to be the fix for this, but it doesn't seem to help. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks, SchwarzC, I get similar behavior when I try to launch a UNC-based shortcut when the "Include all network paths (UNCs)" checkbox is not checked.
sjesse, what do the following Internet Properties look like in your setup? (inetcpl.cpl | Security | Local intranet | Sites)
I'd still be very interested to find out what the difference would be between a "GPO-redirected" desktop and one redirected by UEM, but let's get to that later.
I've tried that, currently it looks like
and in advanced I have
*.domain.name
fileserver.domain.name
file:\\fileserver.domain.anme
but it still doesn't seem to work. I never had this issue till I removed the GPO we created that does folder redirection through windows. I'll do some testing today and see if I can get some procmon . Before we used the gpo settings in User Configuration>Windows Settings>Folder Redirection and had these settings
