Find Login Script

OR try to run gpupdate /force to get it to re-pull the GPO. It is possible they logged in and did not get the GPO or the startup script did not run due to lack of network connectivity. I can run a bat script to remap the drive and 50% of the time it will work the other 50% it will say 'access is denied'.

Apr 16, 2018 · How to Assign a Logon Script to a User's Profile. Click the Start, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Computer Management. In the console tree, expand Local Users and Groups, and then click Users. In the right pane, right-click the user account that you want, and then click Properties. Click the Profile tab.

1 Answer 1. active oldest votes. 10. Have a look in \\myDomain.loc\NETLOGON\. If this is where your predecessor stored the script, you can find the location of this folder locally to the DC by opening the Computer Management console on the DC, and checking through the Shares (you'll find the path to the Netlogon share here).

Exploring Logon Scripts for Active Directory. In an Active Directory environment, you can create a logon script that can be applied to user accounts that automatically goes to work once a user ...

A logon script for Windows Server is a batch file that’s run automatically whenever a user logs on. The most common reason for using a logon script is to map the network shares that the user needs access to. Here’s a simple logon script that maps three network shares: echo off net use m: \server1sharesadmin […]

Feb 12, 2015 · Try checking those locations for the logon script. Then there is no logon script assigned to the user. However, this logon script feature isn't the only method one can go about for executing a script during logon. Every user has a Startup folder. Each item in this Startup folder is invoked during a user's logon phase.

I’d already looked at a couple of users at random and noticed some users had logon scripts while others didn’t, and some users had home drives while others didn’t. Although the organisation wasn’t large, they had more than enough user accounts that I didn’t want to manually check every one.

Jan 04, 2017 · I have made a logon batch file which runs fine if I run it while logged in as the user interactively however when I let it run as part of the logon script local group policy it is run as Administrator and therefore not shown in Windows Explorer for the user. Is there something I am missing to get it run as the logged in user.3.4/5(5)