How do I create a shortcut for all users?

Go to Control Panel > File Explorer Options > click on the View tab > under Advanced settings: look for hidden files and folders > choose “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” and click “OK”. The “public desktop” folder is normally a hidden folder. This should be more reliable in case Users location is changed.

How do I create a shortcut for Active Directory Users and Computers?

How to Create the Shortcut (Quick Method)

Right click on your desktop, select New, and select Shortcut.
Type in dsa.msc.
Click Next.
Rename your shortcut. I generally name my Active Directory Users and Computers.
Click Finish.
Done! You should have an Active Directory shortcut on your desktop.

How do I create a desktop shortcut in GPO?

The group policy

In Group Policy Management, create a new group policy object (GPO) in the “Group Policy Objects” folder.
Right click this newly created GPO and select “Edit…”.
Navigate to “User Configuration => Preferences => Windows Settings => Desktop”
Right click the “Desktop” object and select “New => Shortcut”

How do I create a server shortcut?

Create a shortcut to a folder on a Web server

From the New File task pane in any Office XP program, click Add Network Place.
Click Create a shortcut to an existing Network Place, and then click Next.
Type the URL of the Web server.
Type a name for the network place, and then click Finish.

How do I share a desktop shortcut?

Step 1: Right-click blank area on the desktop, point at New in the context menu and tap Shortcut. Step 2: Type %windir%\system32\fsmgmt. msc and choose Next in the Create Shortcut window. Step 3: Enter Shared Folders in the box and select Finish.

How do I add a shortcut to the taskbar for all users in Windows 10?

Open Control Panel and go to “System and Security -> Administrative Tools.” Everything in the Administrative Tools window is already a shortcut, so just right-click (or touch and hold) the one you want to pin to the taskbar and choose “Pin to taskbar.” That’s all!

How do I Create a desktop shortcut for all users in Windows 10?

To work around this, go into C:\Users\Public\Desktop and delete all the program icons. Then each of you will have to respectively go to the program folders that contains the program executables > right-click > Send to > Desktop (create shortcut) to create the program icons/shortcuts on your respective desktops.

How do I create a shortcut to a shared drive?