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Solved: Vista & Logon Scripts - Tech Support Guy
- https://forums.techguy.org/threads/solved-vista-logon-scripts.765495/
- This should be a .vbs file and is the script to execute from your main login script, to make some decisions, then subsequently execute your drive mapping script. Replace ' cmd /c the_drive_mappings.cmd ' with the full path to your drive mapping script, also give the full path for ' launchapp.wsf ': Dim isVista Dim wshShell
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Login script | Vista Forums
- https://www.vistax64.com/threads/login-script.174263/
- Logon to Read. In that shared directory, create a script maybe called localcheck.vbs (I suggest encoding it to a vbe) that can determine if the logged on user is a local user or not and make it log the information in the locals.log file created in the previous share. - Now, create a script named something like checkreg.vbs that will check the
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Logon Script | Vista Forums
- https://www.vistax64.com/threads/logon-script.26697/
- > fine in Vista if it is ran once a user is fully logged in but does not work > when ran via the logon script. I have tried the following things: > > - Map the drive using WScript.Network.MapNetworkDrive. > - Map the drive using "net use". > - Making the script sleep for 30 seconds before mapping the drives. > > Any ideas? >
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Login Scripts | Vista Forums
- https://www.vistax64.com/threads/login-scripts.46943/
- login I get the network drives mapped correctly and can access the drive. When the other user logs in the script throws up a message to enter their user name and password. Both user have the same password and user rights, why am I getting this? Again, I dont see this problem on machines running XP Pro?
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logon script samples? - Microsoft: Windows - Tek-Tips
- https://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1492170
- I've just added a number of Vista workstations to our Server 2003 domain. I've never really worked with scripts and Vista. Can anyone provide a sample script or website link to help point me in the write direction?
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Vista Client - Run login script before desktop loads - OES ...
- https://community.microfocus.com/t5/OES-User-Discussions/Vista-Client-Run-login-script-before-desktop-loads/td-p/2551840
- Vista Client - Run login script before desktop loads - OES User Discussions - Open Enterprise Server We are imaging lab machines for many users that use a common AD autologon account and Vista Novell Client 1.0 Update 6 for authentication. We also implement roaming Micro Focus Community Site Search User Site Search User Micro Focus Community Blogs
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Logon Scripts, Group Policy Preferences, and Windows Vista
- https://techgenix.com/LogonScriptsGroupPolicyPreferencesandWindowsVista/
- Many logon scripts that worked with previous Windows operating systems won't work with Windows Vista. This is because of User Account Control (UAC), which can block certain types of logon script actions from running automatically, including writing to the registry—even if the user's account is added to the local Administrator's group on the system.
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Detecting Vista in Login Scripts - Sembee
- https://blog.sembee.co.uk/post/Detecting-Vista-in-Login-Scripts
- Detecting Vista in Login Scripts. On my technical site amset.info I have an article on how to detect the operating system in a login script. The method that I use is to dump the results of ver out to a text file, then find the version number in those results. Here is a code snippet based on what is on that page, for detecting Windows XP.
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Vista Start/Logon Scripts - No, I Will Not Fix Your ...
- https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r22586895-Vista-Start-Logon-Scripts
- Vista Start/Logon Scripts Ok, so I am not at all a Windows/Vista person (my background is UNIX). My wife is wanting to access our central file server so she can access the music we've got up there.
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[gptalk] Vista logon scripts: launchapp.wsf - and the ...
- https://www.freelists.org/post/gptalk/Vista-logon-scripts-launchappwsf-and-the-other-need-to-know
- 3. The workaround is to run a "launchapp.wsf" script which will give your local admin a limited access token so the mapping of drives is done at a protected level, instead at an admin level. Remember in Vista even though you log in as Local Admin you are not running everything at an Admin level.
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Logon script and Vista RTM - KiXtart.org - official site
- http://www.kixtart.org/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=170795
- It maps printers and drives based on group memberships. When I tried to run the script on Vista I never got the printers or drives mapped. The weird thing is that when I review the script log for that logon instance it shows that the drivers mapped successfully, yet I do not see any drives in Windows Explorer.
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Solved: Vista Logon Script Input Error using launchapp.wsf ...
- https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22500324/Vista-Logon-Script-Input-Error-using-launchapp-wsf.html
- Input Error: There is no script engine for file extension ".wsf]". Our logon process basically runs a CheckOS.vbs -- which checks to see if the machine loggin in is XP or Vista. If Vista, it will run launchapp.wsf and point to my mapdrives.vbs script. Here's the contents of the CheckOS.vbs: 'CheckOS.vbs '===== Dim isVista Dim wshShell
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What is the proper way to get logon script working with ...
- http://www.kixtart.org/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=190302
- All login scripts at my client sites are via profile, never GPO, so that's not an issue - should work either way unless you're writing to blocked locations, which shouldn't be done anyway. My logon script (see my web site) can handle domain or site-specific configurations easily, and has no issues with Vista.
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Vista & server 2003 allowing Logon scripts | WindowsBBS
- https://www.windowsbbs.com/threads/vista-server-2003-allowing-logon-scripts.64752/
- This appears to be a "feature" of Vista. I've just hit the same problem which appears to be related to permissions. Basically the logon script is run with the UAP account credentials and therefore the mappings are tied to the UAP account.
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Problem with login scripts and disconnected drive maps ...
- https://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1482635
- Hi all, having a problem with Vista and drive maps 1. System is Vista 64bit, domain member. 2. Users run login scripts during start-up. Scripts are fine, drive mapping commands all work ok, no errors there. 3. After the login scripts run, the drives show up in explorer in a variety of states: Sometimes they show as being connected without problem.
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Logon Scripts for Windows 10, 8, 7 and XP
- https://www.fasttrackscript.com/Docs/LogonScripts.aspx
- The logon script can be assigned with Group Polices as follows: Run the command gpmc.msc on your domain controller. Find and open your user's OU (Organizational Unit) and create a new policy (or use an existing one). Open User Configuration->Policies->Windows Settings->Scripts (Logon/Logoff). Double click "Logon".
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Sage Employee Self Service
- https://hrms.vistadelmar.org/selfservice/scripts/Logon.aspx
- Sage Employee Self Service
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