The cause of the problem is because users have made the shortcut in Windows 7 to be ‘not a shortcut’ by removing the shortcut arrow on icons, including desktop icons, by removing IsShortcut registry key.

Does method 1 create a shortcut within Internet Explorer that is accessible by all users when they click on the favourites tab or is it a desktop shortcut? At present there are no shortcuts specified within …

We have deleted and recreated the rds collection but we get the same issue. Below is a screen shot of what we see when using the RDP shortcut within the RDWeb portal. It appears both the 'remote …

I guess your shortcut explicitly looks for the REG value in local registry. One way to confirm this is to publish the package. create a local registry key with the above value and then launch the shortcut …

But the current situation is this: no matter if a machine is on an AD or off, if an admin installs a program and leaves a shortcut to this program on the desktop, this shortcut populates to all users and *a …

The key cannot be found but as there is no such folder exists, we may not able to find the pinned items after disable offline files. Let's keep offline files disable and manually create the TaskBar folder, pin …

Note: this key defines the behavior of all shortcut or .lnk files on the system. The registry value data in question, IsShortcut, can be accidentally deleted when user tries to hide and remove the arrow …

Traversal rights are not set on this volume, so the users have to create a shortcut to the folder. This is how many different users get to their folders on different servers, so that shouldn't be the problem.

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We are using App-V 5.1 on a Server 2012 R2 OS with the latest client version on the Citrix XenApp 7.6 server (OS 2012 R2). All our servers are working with Citrix Provisioning 7.6 services. They will get a …