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We are facing the following issue with our AD users. We're using Windows Server 2008R2 with both Windows 7 and Windows 10 Workstations.
For Windows 10 Workstations the Calculator App is not working, for some users, not all.
I've forced a shortcut for the calculator app like:
%windir%System32calc.exe, when access the shortcut it pops the window to get it from the store or find another app to run the shortcut with.
Found some advices on Google :), like: Powershell: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml”} (or even the one targeting only Calculator App)
Still not fixing the issue.
Later on found that, if I login on the user that have the problem and force a cmd shortcut, run as admin and then run the Calculator from cmd window with %windir%System32calc.exe the calculator app launches and after the Calculator shortcut working (even the keyboard shortcut).
I said, ok, then let's make the following shortcut:
%windir%System32cmd.exe /c %windir%System32calc.exe
Hoping that doing this one will work.
Wrong, still not working. Still had to launch a cmd window then run calc from there, and only after the shortcut would work.
Any advices on how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Later edit: The shortcut is created through GPO and it has:
Run in logged-on user's security context - Unchecked.
windows-10 active-directory
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We are facing the following issue with our AD users. We're using Windows Server 2008R2 with both Windows 7 and Windows 10 Workstations.
For Windows 10 Workstations the Calculator App is not working, for some users, not all.
I've forced a shortcut for the calculator app like:
%windir%System32calc.exe, when access the shortcut it pops the window to get it from the store or find another app to run the shortcut with.
Found some advices on Google :), like: Powershell: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml”} (or even the one targeting only Calculator App)
Still not fixing the issue.
Later on found that, if I login on the user that have the problem and force a cmd shortcut, run as admin and then run the Calculator from cmd window with %windir%System32calc.exe the calculator app launches and after the Calculator shortcut working (even the keyboard shortcut).
I said, ok, then let's make the following shortcut:
%windir%System32cmd.exe /c %windir%System32calc.exe
Hoping that doing this one will work.
Wrong, still not working. Still had to launch a cmd window then run calc from there, and only after the shortcut would work.
Any advices on how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Later edit: The shortcut is created through GPO and it has:
Run in logged-on user's security context - Unchecked.
windows-10 active-directory
asked yesterday
Laurentiu LomnasanLaurentiu Lomnasan
63
add a comment |
We are facing the following issue with our AD users. We're using Windows Server 2008R2 with both Windows 7 and Windows 10 Workstations.
For Windows 10 Workstations the Calculator App is not working, for some users, not all.
I've forced a shortcut for the calculator app like:
%windir%System32calc.exe, when access the shortcut it pops the window to get it from the store or find another app to run the shortcut with.
Found some advices on Google :), like: Powershell: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml”} (or even the one targeting only Calculator App)
Still not fixing the issue.
Later on found that, if I login on the user that have the problem and force a cmd shortcut, run as admin and then run the Calculator from cmd window with %windir%System32calc.exe the calculator app launches and after the Calculator shortcut working (even the keyboard shortcut).
I said, ok, then let's make the following shortcut:
%windir%System32cmd.exe /c %windir%System32calc.exe
Hoping that doing this one will work.
Wrong, still not working. Still had to launch a cmd window then run calc from there, and only after the shortcut would work.
Any advices on how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Later edit: The shortcut is created through GPO and it has:
Run in logged-on user's security context - Unchecked.
windows-10 active-directory
asked yesterday
Laurentiu LomnasanLaurentiu Lomnasan
63
We are facing the following issue with our AD users. We're using Windows Server 2008R2 with both Windows 7 and Windows 10 Workstations.
For Windows 10 Workstations the Calculator App is not working, for some users, not all.
I've forced a shortcut for the calculator app like:
%windir%System32calc.exe, when access the shortcut it pops the window to get it from the store or find another app to run the shortcut with.
Found some advices on Google :), like: Powershell: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml”} (or even the one targeting only Calculator App)
Still not fixing the issue.
Later on found that, if I login on the user that have the problem and force a cmd shortcut, run as admin and then run the Calculator from cmd window with %windir%System32calc.exe the calculator app launches and after the Calculator shortcut working (even the keyboard shortcut).
I said, ok, then let's make the following shortcut:
%windir%System32cmd.exe /c %windir%System32calc.exe
Hoping that doing this one will work.
Wrong, still not working. Still had to launch a cmd window then run calc from there, and only after the shortcut would work.
Any advices on how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Later edit: The shortcut is created through GPO and it has:
Run in logged-on user's security context - Unchecked.
windows-10 active-directory
windows-10 active-directory
asked yesterday
Laurentiu LomnasanLaurentiu Lomnasan
63
asked yesterday
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63
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