I seem to have come across a really annoying problem which I've searched the WHOLE web for and can't find the solution.
After installing Windows 2003 Server there is a shortcut to "Manage Your Server" in the Pinned Program List.
Whilst it's VERY easy to right click and remove this (which is what I want) I can't find a way of doing it automatically during the unattended setup or even as a runonce.
I've tried regmon.exe but nothing seems to obviously set this.
Does anyone have any ideas for this?
Thanks
Tony
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Removing "Manage Your Server" shortcut in the Start Menu
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Posted 15 December 2005 - 01:48 PM
Custom your Pinnel list and export HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StartPage.
On your unattended install import the regfile ... (if you run it during T-11 you must change hkey_Current_user to hkey_users\.default ...)
Goodbye.
On your unattended install import the regfile ... (if you run it during T-11 you must change hkey_Current_user to hkey_users\.default ...)
Goodbye.
#3
Posted 24 June 2006 - 10:50 PM
I also tried this - doesn't work
Tried with nLite RC8 which has this listed under the registry tweaks on a Server 2003 OS (which I must say was a great sight) but nLite wont remove it either! Why do Microsoft insist on making life difficult for administrators? I mean, is there an actual reason? Are they satanists, or what?
EDIT: Sorry ignore this - IT DOES WORK! Nice one Sonic
I still maintain, however, that Microsoft are a bunch of satanists.
Tried with nLite RC8 which has this listed under the registry tweaks on a Server 2003 OS (which I must say was a great sight) but nLite wont remove it either! Why do Microsoft insist on making life difficult for administrators? I mean, is there an actual reason? Are they satanists, or what?
EDIT: Sorry ignore this - IT DOES WORK! Nice one Sonic
I still maintain, however, that Microsoft are a bunch of satanists.
This post has been edited by LeveL: 24 June 2006 - 11:16 PM
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