Recovery Steps Configure Start Menu Group Policy

• The Export-StartLayout cmdlet next to Windows PowerShell exports a description of the user’s current startup layout in XML startup format.

  Note

  Use the import-startlayout cmdlet to import the boot layout into a mounted Windows image.

• You can edit most of the .start ..xml .include file. … . or. manually create the .xml file just for the taskbar configuration.

• In Group Policy, use the Launch Layout Options for the Start Menu Taskbar and Administrative TemplateTo set the actual launcher and taskbar layout from the best XML file, when the policy can be applied, the GPO is a good suggestion to support blank tile layout. In this case, it will download the default tile layout for Windows Recovery.

Use Group Policy To Apply A Custom Launch Layout In Any Type Of Domain

To apply the startup sequence and taskbar to users in a domain, select the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) to configure a domain-based Group Policy Object (GPO) that defines the policy settings for the startup layout in the Start menu. menus and in the taskbar template for domain members.

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GPO enforces this and launches the taskbar layout when our next user logs in. Every time a worker logs on, the timestamp of the XML file is checked in the Launch and Layout task pane, and if a newer version of the file is available, the settings are migrated to the latest version.

A GPO can be createdFrom any computer that has been proven to work with ADMX and the required adml files (StartMenu.admx and StartMenu.adml) for Windows 10.

The taskbar and launcher layout XML file must refer to the shared network storage that exists on users’ computers if they can connect and users must have read-only access to the database. If you don’t want the file to be selected when the first user logs in, and the taskbar launch probably won’t be configured during the session, but that user won’t be able to make changes on launch. If, after logging in, the file is only available at logon, the layout it contains will be sure to be applied at startup and in the user’s taskbar.

For more information on deploying GPOs to a domain, see Workgroup Policy Objects .

Use Href = “”> Group Policy To Apply Custom Startup Layout On Local Computer

You are probably using the Local Group Policy Editor to provide everyone with aThe viewer has a personalized layout for the launcher and hence the taskbar that users log into the local software. To see a personalized launch and taskbar layout for each user the person is on, adjust the insurance plan options for the Start Menu Launch Layout above the admin taskbar template. You can use the Start Menu and the Administrative Taskbar Template under User Configuration or Computer Configuration.

This procedure adds a structured launcher and taskbar layout to a separate configuration that overrides any startup page architecture settings in the local machine configuration when the user is fully logged on.

How to configure startup layout instructions in the editor for local group policy

1. On the test machine, press most Windows keys, type gpedit, and search for Group Change Policy (Control Panel).

2. Select User Configuration or ToComputer Configuration> Administrative Templates> Start and Taskbar.

3. In the right pane, right-click Starter Layout and select Modify.

   This will open the layout settings for the launch policy.

4. Enter the following parameters, and therefore parameters, then click OK:

   1. Select “On”

   2. In the Options section, enter the path to the XML file that contains the taskbar layout at startup. For example, enter C: Users Test01 StartScreenMarketing.xml.

   3. Optionally, you can enter a comment to identify the loading and taskbar layout.

   Important

   If you remove the boot layout policy settings that were in effect at the time and re-enable the policy, users will not be able to make changes at startup, but the layout in each .xml file will obviously not be reapplied. the file is updated. In Windows PowerShell, you can publish a file timestamp by running the following command:

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