Security warning on task bar links

Just started after I moved my folder redirection from a server share to dfs. Running Windows 7 SP1, server is 2008 R2. If I change the
GPO to point to \\server\share I don't get the warning. Annoying but not fatal. Thanks.

Hi,
What kind of warning is it?
When a DFS namespace created, a default folder will be created as c:\dfsroots\<namespace>. Check the permission of that folder. For example, add your test user to this folder for Full Control permission to see if warning still exists. This is a test
to show if it is the cause of the issue.
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