JNLP desktop shortcut creation with Windows 7 : "cannot create shortcut"

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Hi,

we have an Java application deployed with Java Web Start (JNLP) that does a desktop shortcut.

One client has issue with Windows 7 : in the end of startup/installation there is a message "cannot create shortcut".

With our own Windows 7 machine we don't have problems and unfortunately we don't have much details yet. But if somebody has encountered similar issue or has some ideas to try, they are welcome =)

Java version used at the client is 6u18.

Br, Touko

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