Then since Windows 7 can add the column filename in explorer, I thought I would try %filname% I searched the registry to find the determine which key was used to create the desktop ini.
Setting PreCreate value to 0 in the same registry key stops the desktop.ini file creation altogether! Instead of: the desktop.ini file to reflect can be set in the registry in the following key: (Note, the icon changes in XP, so at least you can tell when someone has logged into windows 7).
view the folders with the original name in Windows XP:Ĭhanging the desktop.ini to reflect %filename% makes XP see the home folder as the file name, just like Windows 7 does when you add the filename column. The desktop.ini contains the line causes the folder to appear with the name My documents. When a user with a home folder redirected to a network share logs in to a Windows 7 machine, windows 7 creates a desktop.ini file in the user home folder. As always, backup your registry before editing. (Note: This article assumes you are familiar with editing the registry, and doing registry imports from a file. However, in an environment with both XP and Wimdows 7, XP does not have the ability to add the filename column to explorer. When browsing the home folder with windows 7, a filename column can be added to view the proper name of the folder. When a user logs in to a Windows 7 computer, and the home folder exists on a network share, the folder is renamed to My Documents instead of the users name. Someone can help to resolve this behavior ? D:\users\user1 D:\users\user2 D:\users\user3. If i use a command line to browse the directory, the folder appear with the good name. The folder are not really renamed, it was just the display that was incorrect. When i log to the server and browse my "users" directory, the user directory appear like he was renamed in "My Documents" Ex : D:\users\My Documents D:\users\My Documents D:\users\My Documents. When i log to the client, the redirection works well. In my GPO: When i configure the Folder redirection Setting with this parameter : Basic - redirect everyone's folder to the same location Redirect to the users home directory Move the content of Documents to the new location Also apply rediretion policy to windows 2000 etc. Ex : \\Server\Users$\User1 (home folder for user 1) \\Server\Users$\User2 (home folder for user 2) Etc. Server : Windows 2008 R2 STD (US) Station : Windows Seven (Fr) We defined a hidden share as the home folder in Active Directory. Hello, I experience an annoying behavior with the folder redirection with Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 7 i think this is a sort of bug.
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