How to blacklist Terminal Services startup environment setting?

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Published on 2012-06-07T14:45:43Z Indexed on 2012/06/07 16:42 UTC
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I have a user in Active Directory who uses this setting in the Environment tab:

Start the following program at logon:
"C:\Program Files\PName\Folder\gui.exe"

This runs okay on various computers (that are on the domain) including his own. But the user needs to RDP into a Windows Server which does not have this program (which is normal).

When the user RDPs into the server and logs in with the AD account, an error occurs about C:\Program Files\PName\Folder\gui.exe missing and the user then gets stuck at a grey screen.

The user needs to RDP into this server; how can one blacklist that Environment setting from activation on a specific machine on the domain?

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