@David256
This is what we're using. It does not work in ps7 but can easily be modified to work in it. We've seen Chrome and Teams duplicates in the past, so also check for those. We then just packaged it with the intune w32 app wrapper and made it available to our users so they can run it in company portal. But can easily be done the same for sccm.
So it basically just finds the users desktop path. Gets all items on the desktop that are like *Edge*.lnk, *Chrome*.lnk and *Teams*.lnk and if theres more than 1 of each, deletes them.
$DesktopPath = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("Desktop")
$BadEdgeLnks = Get-ChildItem $DesktopPath | Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*Edge*.lnk"}
if ($BadEdgeLnks.Count -gt "1") {
foreach ($BadLnk in $BadEdgeLnks) {
Write-Host "Removing "$DesktopPath\$Badlnk""
Remove-Item "$DesktopPath\$Badlnk" -Force
}
}
$BadChromeLnks = Get-ChildItem $DesktopPath | Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*Chrome*.lnk"}
if ($BadChromeLnks.Count -gt "1") {
foreach ($BadChromeLnk in $BadChromeLnks) {
Write-Host "Removing "$DesktopPath\$BadChromeLnk""
Remove-Item "$DesktopPath\$BadChromeLnk" -Force
}
}
$BadTeamsLnks = Get-ChildItem $DesktopPath | Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*Teams*.lnk"}
if ($BadTeamsLnks.Count -gt "1") {
foreach ($BadTeamsLnk in $BadTeamsLnks) {
Write-Host "Removing "$DesktopPath\$BadTeamsLnk""
Remove-Item "$DesktopPath\$BadTeamsLnk" -Force
}
}
