No possible. Windows 2012R2 is a complete different OS.

RES Workspace Manager Express is free. Only limited to 100 users (http://www2.ressoftware.com/WM-Express-download).

What you could do is create a loging script that:

a: Clears the startmenu and all common links.
b: Copy the startmenu from a repository to the user his stratmenu location. (use robocopy and skip items where the user hasn’t got rights on).

Yeah, Appsense and all are paid for… I need a free option… Plus I have VMware VDI which is already redirecting the user docs, desktop and startmenus…

Ahh oke.

There are lost of tricks/tools to do that. You could install a user environment manager like RES workspace manager or AppSense.

But you could also delete al shotcuts from the startmenu and then create a login script wich will fill your startmenu with only the shortcuts you like (robocop script, .lnk with ntfs rights).

Etc etc etc 😉

Jeroen.

Well I have a few W2K8 servers with XA6.5 installed.
So I have my Netbackup software, Office 2010 apps and apps for HR, Marketing and Accounts depts.

Now I would like the folks in Accounts just to see the accounting apps and Office 2010 apps and nothing else.

The same for the other users, make them see only the apps they should see and not the full server installs.

Is there a way to do this?

What do you mean Maelito?

Is there a way to control the apps that a user sees whe using a publish desktop?

M

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