After reviewing how VMware view set the Display Settings at the client I found that it save them in the VMware ADAM directory. If you will like to reset them to the pool defaults you can use this script to reset them back to the pool defaults.
Copy this script to your View Connection Server.
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# Script Name: reset_vdi_pool_display_defaults.ps1
# Author: Carlos E. Vargas
# Version: 1.0
# Email: cvargas at cavarpe dot com
# Purpose: Remove user custom display settings and reset
# their settings to the defaults. VMware View
# keep the last Display protocol setting
# selected by the client. The Security Server
# cant support PCoIP connections, RDP is the
# only option.
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# Requirements
# 1. PowerShell 2.0
# 2. PowerShell Active Directory Modules (W2K8 R2)
# 3. Copy this script to the main View Connection server
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# Instructions
# 1. Change the variable $viewserver
# 2. Change PowerShell Execution Settings
# Ex. Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
# 3. Copy this script to the View Connetion Server
# 4. Schedule a Task to execute the script every 30 min
# powershell.exe pathscriptname.ps1
# 5. Settings should be reset to the View Pool Default
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# View Connection Server
$viewserver = "viewserver.domain.com"
#Importing ActiveDirectory Module
import-module ActiveDirectory
#Remote The settings and put default back
Get-ADObject -Filter ‘ObjectClass -eq "pae-Prop"' -SearchBase ‘OU=properties,DC=vdi,DC=vmware,DC=int' -server $viewserver | Remove-ADObject -Confirm:$False
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