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by a.jongsma
by a.jongsma
Forgot to ask. If you have a kix-script you need to have kix installed on the system (mostly %systemroot%\system32\kix32 file.kix)
If you have a vb or javascript you need to launch it with the interpretor like wscript/cscript (wscript file.vbs)
by legj1
by azizhakim
Out of the box,windows has built in dll's for vb,wsh,jscript.If you are using login scripts why do users have to initiate the script.All your scripts to correctly replicate to all dc's have to be placed in %systemroot%/sysvol/domainname/scripts folder.Assign the script to users and should initialize without user intervention which is what you want in logon scripts.
Hope it helps
by legj1
Like number 1 says, Did you modify the users accounts to run these scripts? Here do this as a test. Make a .bat that does this..
echo %time% > %temp%\time.log
Save this bat as time.bat. Put time.bat in the folder you think it should be in. Assigned time.bat to your account. Log in. Open a command prompt, type: " type %temp%\time.log ". Did you get anything? No? Then type: " echo %logonserver% ". This well tell you what DC you logged into. Is this the same system that you put the scripts on?If no, then you are not replicating netlogn info, easy fix but tell me first. If yes, then you may be putting these scripts in the wrong location or if this is a Windows 2000 Domain then a group policy may be preventing the load of these scripts.
Please advise.
by legj1
by beermonster
Hi,
If you are saying that the netlogon folder actually opens on the desktop when your users log in, then that means that the login process can't find the script itself. Double check the name of the script as it appears in your gpo \ user accounts.
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