(This is the same location where you previously told your policy to copy your file to) From the Computer Configuration area of your policy: (Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Start Menu and Taskbar -> Start Layout)
Then, (we use a separate workstation policy) tell Windows where to look for the LayoutModification.xml file on the workstation. (This is where you will place the file for all new users that sign-on to the workstation)Ģ. )Ĭ:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\LayoutModification.xml This ensures that existing profiles are updated.
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(Sending the file here will overwrite or update existing copies of the LayoutModification.xml file. %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\LayoutModification.xml (User Configuration -> Preferences -> Windows Settings -> Files).Ĭopy the file to the following paths of workstations that you want to receive the start menu. This is done in your policy from the User Configuration area. Make sure that your policy is set to copy your version of the LayoutModification.xml file from a file-server to the following locations of your workstation. That you are telling windows where to find that fileġ. That you are copying the file to the necessary locationsĢ. If you're trying to use a GPO to deploy the start menu, I would make sure to check the following things.ġ.
It's been a while since I've played with the start-menu but I made some notes on some things that I ran into.
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