ServiceNow Shortcut Icon on Desktops
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‎04-13-2021 07:40 AM
Has anyone pushed servicenow shortcut icons to people's desktops? My teammate was able to push a shortcut icon to desktop with url link to our servicenow, but it defaulted to the web browser icon image. How do we get it to default to a ServiceNow image icon instead?
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‎04-13-2021 07:54 AM
Hi,
steps:
1.just open your Servicenow Home screen in chrome.
2.click on 3 dots which is showing on right upper side.
3.click on More tool option
4. after that click on create shortcut
5. it can create the shortcut in your Computer desktop.
Please mark helpful.
Thanks,
Vikas
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‎04-14-2021 07:12 AM
Hi Vikas,
How do you push this shortcut icon to everyone within the company?
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‎04-14-2021 08:13 AM
Pak,
Deploying a shortcut to a user's Desktops can be accomplished via 2 GPO's.
GPO 1: Copy Icon File to Local Computer
- Create startup.cmd file and save to Domain Controller; see below for startup.cmd file contents.
- Create a new Group Policy Object | Startup Script
- Edit the GPO, expand Computer Configuration / Policies / Windows Settings / Scripts / Startup.
- Click Add and link to startup.cmd file
- Click OK and close
GPO 2: Create Desktop Shortcut
- Create a new Group Policy Object | Deploy Shortcut
- Edit the GPO, expand Computer Configuration / Preferences / Windows Settings / Shortcuts.
- Right-click on Shortcuts and select New -> Shortcut.
- Select Action = Update.
- Target URL is your instance URL
- Icon Filepath on local computer from 1st GPO
- Click OK and close
Startup.cmd
@echo off
REM ****************************************
REM Copy Shortcut Image
xcopy \\FILESHARE LOCATION\*.* c:\windows\system32\[COMPANY ABBR]_pics /y /d /c /s /e /q /i
Thanks,
Derrick Johnson