If you want to automate it and create shortcuts whenever you want, here's a script that may help you to do that.
The script will work like an app waiting for you enter the data user and remote pc name, in lines under the #example you'll need to replace everything inside the [] to your needs, you can also (and I recommend that) duplicate #example lines to create multiple shortcuts at once.
$ErrorActionPreference = "SilentlyContinue"
function shortcut
{
param
(
$DestinationPath,
$source,
$icon
)
# CODE
$WshShell = New-Object -ComObject WScript.shell
$shortcut = $WshShell.CreateShortcut($DestinationPath)
$shortcut.TargetPath = $Source
$shortcut.iconlocation = $Icon
$Shortcut.Save()
}
$DestinationPath = read-host "Host"
$User = read-host "User"
#Example
shortcut "\\$DestinationPath\c$\users\$user\desktop\[your shortcut.lnk]" "[source for your shortcut]" "[icon path if needed]"
if(Test-Path "\\$DestinationPath\c$\users\$user\desktop\[your shortcut.lnk]")
{Write-host "`nShortcut created: [your shortcut]`nHost:$DestinationPath`nUser:$user`n" -ForegroundColor Green}
else{write-host "Shortcut couldn't be created in $DestinationPath"}
Sorry, but it is better to edit the answer instead of editing original question. When I first read that, I did not understand your question, that is already solved, so the answer was unnecessary. So I saw on question edits what really happened. – kokbira – 2015-08-31T17:51:59.810