If you see this its exactly the same issue and can be resolved by the above mentioned steps to fix. : cannot open folder on desktop, freedesktop bus not readyģ. Try to open any folder present on your desktop and look for the error (this way you can see logs from the nautilus service)Ģ. terminate nautilus-desktop run it again in the terminal. To know whether you have the same issue you can:ġ. In my case, the issue was due to FileManager dbus service residue from another desktop which I assume might be interfering with the default desktop. I tried many other things like resetting dconf and reinstalling gnome-tweak-tool etc but nothing helped.
What will work for me is to either remove ‘All Programs’ from the menu (preferably without altering the registry settings as we will void the warrantee on the pc’s) or disabling double clicking for the locked user.Reinstalling nautilus did not resolve the issue. Īgain – disk protection is not an option in our scenario. We have enabled the setting so users are not able to add/remove programs. This will be Choose default program in Windows 7 and 8, and Choose another app in Windows 10. So if the user double clicks on ‘All Programs’, he can navigate around Steady State and open IE. Right-click the file, select Open with, and then click the option at the very bottom of the submenu. We have removed the icons so they can’t see and therefore can’t use Internet Explorer, but the program still runs correctly. This is not ideal – for example, the users are not permitted to browse the internet, but the program must have internet access. Setting "block program" :- In order for this to work we’ll need to add every exe on the hard drive, even the programs not listed on Steady State (e.g. We can’t enable Windows disk protection :- Data from the all locked down pc's is stored on a central pc for to all to access. We can’t store data on a USB stick :- This is in a factory environment and the all pc ports are sealed to keep out dust etc. Thank you for your reply – please see my reply below:
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