pinshortcuttotaskbarwindows7grouppolicy

I've only been able to make the shortcuts appear as pinned programs by right-clicking and selecting Pin to Start Menu from the context menu.

Just drag it to taskbar, it will get pinned to Jump list of windows explorer icon, you can access it by just right clicking on explorer icon and select the ...

I am creating a golden image, and would need to, as i do with the desktop icons, create a default taskbar as well. No scripts, no GPO's, just plain “place ...

Best bet is to create the shortcut, and create a GPO to dump it into %APPDATA%-Microsoft-Internet Explorer-Quick Launch-User Pinned-TaskBar - ...

Pinning items to the start menu and task bar in Windows 7 can be complicated if you're trying to do it via group policy object (GPO).

Configure Pinned items on a Windows 7 system as a reference computer. · Export Reigstry Key to pinned.reg file: · And copy items in the “%APPDATA ...

You can pin it to the Start Menu with Group Policy by enabling the Add the Run command to the Start Menu Group Policy setting under User Configuration|Policies|Administrative Templates|Start Menu and Taskbar . I realize that.

You can add and delete items from all users default start menu by navigating to C:-ProgramData-Microsoft-Windows-Start Menu- you can change items on here like ...

Here we look at creating a shortcut, pinning it to the Taskbar, and adding it to Control Panel. Note: Local Group Policy Editor is not available in Home ...

Put the shortcut on the desktop and then drag it over the explorer icon in the taskbar. It will be pinned there.