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Mike Stantz
I keep having this problem crop up on my Citrix boxes. For some
reason, when a user logs in, no clock is displayed. Even if I go into
my GPO and specifically DISABLE the hiding of the clock, I still can't
get the f'n thing to come up. At some point in the past, it showed up
again, but it is again back, vexing me once again.
I read somewhere that if you force the classic shell that this will
remove the clock, and last time, I was, so I think that's how I got it
back. But in my current GPO I am not forcing the classic shell.
Could it have something to do with me setting the taskbars to be locked
or a related issue? I have combed through my Start Menu GPO options
1,000 times, as well as each and every other setting in my entire User
and Computer GPO's and I simply can't find what would be causing this.
Running a RSoP query and then searching it for "clock" (or
"notification") brings to light nothing.
I am at a loss. Does anyone know how I can find a list of all other
GPO settings that would affect the clock?
Thanks.
reason, when a user logs in, no clock is displayed. Even if I go into
my GPO and specifically DISABLE the hiding of the clock, I still can't
get the f'n thing to come up. At some point in the past, it showed up
again, but it is again back, vexing me once again.
I read somewhere that if you force the classic shell that this will
remove the clock, and last time, I was, so I think that's how I got it
back. But in my current GPO I am not forcing the classic shell.
Could it have something to do with me setting the taskbars to be locked
or a related issue? I have combed through my Start Menu GPO options
1,000 times, as well as each and every other setting in my entire User
and Computer GPO's and I simply can't find what would be causing this.
Running a RSoP query and then searching it for "clock" (or
"notification") brings to light nothing.
I am at a loss. Does anyone know how I can find a list of all other
GPO settings that would affect the clock?
Thanks.