In the navigation pane, right-click on the domain, and click Create a GPO in this domain, and Link it here.In the navigation pane, go to Group Policy Management > Domains.Go to Start > All programs > Administrative Tools > Group Policy Management. Open the Group Policy Management Console.In the following example, you create a GPO ( Set Chrome as default browser) and apply it to computers in the domain. After you create the GPO, you use security filtering to apply it to the computers in your domain. These GPOs control the policies that are applied to all your domain-linked computers. The Group Policy Management console lets you create and manage Group Policy Objects (GPO) for your domain. The association will be reset to the policy at the next login. The user can change an association after they login, but the change applies to that login session only.
Note: The default association policy is set at each login.
Below are example xml files showing how to set a specific Chrome channel as the default browser to open html, htm, http and https files or links.Ĭhrome Stable example (chromedefault.xml):Ĭhrome Beta example ( chromedefault.xml): It is possible to have various Chrome channels installed side-by-side in Windows. Note: If Chrome is not installed on the target computer, the file associations are not applied and users must choose an application when they open a link (http or https) or file (html or htm).ĭownload the default application association file You must place this file in a shared folder, on your server, that all of the domain-joined computers can access. htm files with the Chrome application, then by default Chrome is launched each time the user opens a html or htm file.įor domain-joined computers, you create a single shared XML file that automatically sets Chrome as the default browser application. \\FILESERVER\SetUserFTA\SetUserFTA.exe "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\UserFTA.The default application association file is an XML file that associates a file type with an application. WshShell.Run chr(34) & "\\FILESERVER\SetUserFTA\FTA.bat" & Chr(34), 0 Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") bat so it imports the settings without the user seeing anything onscreen. vbs script in the Start Up folders on my RDSH to call on the. I've experienced and read a few articles pointing to the logon task and the timing of it executing causing issues. In the end I've set a log off task to export the configuration using UEM logoff task Ĭmd.exe /c \\FILESERVER\SetUserFTA\SetUserFTA.exe get > "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\nfig"
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