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However, I was wondering if this could be solved in another way, which for example only involved deleting the files in one of the locations.

The sure fire way of doing it, is by logging the user off, delete the files at the central location and the local cache, and then log on again. In order to reset the settings, obviously the settings files must be deleted. For various reasons they are utilizing the User Settings Caching-feature of User Settings, and are running almost exclusively with mandatory profiles. In this particular environment, they are – at the time of writing – running Workspace Manager 2012 SR3.

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The subject was how to reset the settings of one application for a user in an environment with RES Workspace Manager taking care of profile data.

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With these options, RES ONE Workspace is capable of fully controlling the tiles on a Microsoft Windows 8.1 and Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 start screen – bringing value to IT teams and individual users alike.Recently I had to create a guide for a helpdesk at a customer. If you would like to offer users customized default tiles on their Start screen, you can create the file DefaultTilelayout.xml and add it as a Custom Resource to RES ONE Workspace in the root (at Administration > Custom Resources).

Write is also pinned to “Group1” with a small tile sizeįor users with a new profile or are logging on to a system in a VDI environment that uses a non-persistent/pooled model), RES ONE Workspace automatically creates a tile layout on the user’s Start screen that is similar to the default Start screen created by Microsoft Windows 8.1 / 2012 R2.

Calculator is pinned to “Group1” with medium tile size.

Internet Explorer is pinned in the Group “Browsers” with a medium tile size.

Replace all unmanaged tiles on the start screen is enabled.

Select the automatic placement setting for the tile on the user’s Start screen.

When creating or editing an application (at Composition > Applications), a new section called Tile is added to the new Properties > Shortcuts tab which includes three sections. How to Pin, Size, and Group Tiles on a User’s Start Screen in Microsoft 8.1 and Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2

Supply a custom default tile layout for the user’s start screen.

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Offer full control of the start screen by replacing all unmanaged tiles.

Tiles can be managed centrally and organized based on app type, or other criteria, for different user types to help workers be the most effective in their Windows 8.1 environment. This enhancement gives IT better control over tiles, improving the user experience on that version of Windows. We are very excited about the RES ONE Workspace 2015 tile management capabilities for Microsoft Windows 8.1 and Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2. To keep the series going, I would like to highlight another great capability, tile management. RES ONE Workspace 2015 has a lot of great capabilities highlighted in the blog by my colleague Michel Roth.