Restrict users desktop on AVD-Hosts (local user-profiles)
Greetings, I have a query regarding restricting user desktops to only allow read permissions. Our team attempted to achieve this goal by utilizing Group Policy Objects (GPOs) and adjusting the rights on the folder "%UserProfile%\Desktop". Regrettably, our efforts did not produce the desired outcome. Hence, we would appreciate your guidance and insights on whether it is possible to realize this restriction using local user profiles. If so, we would be grateful for any recommended approaches or best practices to accomplish this effectively. Thank you all for your time and expertise. Your assistance will be greatly valued.Customizing Start & Task Bar for AVD Multisession-Hosts (Windows 11)
Hello everyone, I hope you're doing well. I am reaching out to seek assistance with customizing the Start Menu and Taskbar on Windows 11 for our users. Our aim is to establish specific pinned apps and shortcuts to enhance their productivity and overall experience. We have already explored a few methods to achieve this customization. Initially, we attempted to utilize the Export-StartLayout command to export the desired StartLayout. Additionally, we experimented with applying a Group Policy Object (GPO) to configure the Start Menu accordingly. Unfortunately, these efforts did not yield the expected results. Furthermore, we explored the possibility of importing a "pinnedList" JSON-File. However, the available documentation primarily focuses on accomplishing this through Intune. It's worth mentioning that our AVD (Azure Virtual Desktop) hosts are not currently visible in Intune, making it challenging to follow those specific instructions. At this point, we kindly request guidance from the community on the recommended steps and best practices for modifying the Start Menu and Taskbar in Windows 11. Any insights, suggestions, or alternative approaches would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance for your time and valuable input.