Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you can create shortcuts for your desired Google Drive files and folders on your Windows OS desktop.

It's as simple as can be, but many long-time users of Windows File Explorer don't know this simple shortcut that can be a real game changer for locating files.

Anytime I've needed to distribute a shortcut to users desktops I create the shortcut ahead of time. Then use a logon script to copy it from a readonly share to the users desktop ...

Other GPP shortcuts (pointing to local files, however), work fine as well. <BR><BR>I'm am pretty sure it has to do with the quotes or formation of this command.

The Hyper-V is not activated on your computer, but you are trying to open it using a desktop shortcut. There is some damage to the file in the MMC folder.

Next, "restart to repair hard drive" notifications start popping up on the Windows PC—all this without the user even having opened or double-clicked on the shortcut file.