How to add shortcuts on the desktop of different users under Windows 10 and 11
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# Desktop for all usersshell:Common Desktop# Or%Public%\Desktop# Or in Powershell$env:Public\Desktop
# Current user's desktopshell:Desktop# Or%userprofile%\Desktop# Or in Powershell$env:userprofileDesktop
# Desktop of a user who has already logged on to the computerC:\users\nom_userDesktop
# Start menu for new users who log onC:\UsersDefaultDesktopVideo : How to add shortcuts on the desktop of different users under Windows 10 and 11
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