Adobe Application Manager Windows desktop icon

I need to configure Adobe Application Manager to stop ceating a desktop icon on "all users" desktop when AAM updates itself.

The installation is done on each computer with multiple users which do
not have rights nor user and password to AAM.
I have deleted the icon but every time AMM updates itself the icon
reappears for all users and I end up with multiple icons on the
administrator desktop.
Thanks for the reply David.
By the way I have many issues with the newest Acrobat and editing pdf files.
We are a printing company and often have to fix color issues in pdf
files that customers send us.
Where would I go to discuss the issues?
again Thanks.
Jay Schultz
IT / Prepress
Christensen Printing and Publishing
www.cppsite.com
(contact info removed for privacy)

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1.Baljeet S. Juneja,
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Hi Shawn, Are you on MAC or Win ?
Try this :
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