Logon/Startup Scripts - Revision history

Ledhed: moved Logon Scripts to Logon/Startup Scripts

2010-10-13T22:50:19Z

moved Logon Scripts to Logon/Startup Scripts

Ledhed: /* Domain Logon Scripts */

2010-10-13T22:50:00Z

‎Domain Logon Scripts

Ledhed at 00:21, 3 March 2007

2007-03-03T00:21:47Z

Ledhed at 00:20, 3 March 2007

2007-03-03T00:20:34Z

Ledhed at 00:20, 3 March 2007

2007-03-03T00:20:11Z

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== Logon Scripts ==

'''The Down and Dirty:'''
"Active Directory Computers & Users" 
Click Properties on Object you want to edit the GPO 
Click on User/Computer Configuration (depending on your needs) 
Goto "Windows Settings" -> "Scripts" 

'''The not so Down and Dirty:'''
Open "Active Directory Computers & Users"
Right Click -> Properties on the OU or Domain you want to add the Logon Script to. 
Click the Group Policy Tab 
Click "New" for a new Group Policy Object, or Select an existing object and click "Edit" 
Expand: User Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Scripts (Logon/Logoff) 
Double Click Logon in the Right Hand Pane 
The "Logon Properties" Window Pops up. 
Click the "Show Files" button. (Even if there are no files!) 
Create or Copy/Paste your .bat file or VBScript into that directory. 
Close the explorer window. 
Now Click the Add button, and select the file you just created. 
OK your way out. 
Press [WIN]+[R] to bring up the run Dialog. 
type this: 
pgupdate /force

Thats it! (Users that are already logged in will have to re-logon for the script to take effect, A reboot or gpupdate /force may also be required on client computers) 

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-== Domain Logon Scripts ==
+== Domain Logon/Startup Scripts ==
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 Click "New" for a new Group Policy Object, or Select an existing object and click "Edit"<br>
 Expand:  User Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Scripts (Logon/Logoff)<br>
-Double Click Logon in the Right Hand Pane<br>
+or<br>
 The "Logon Properties" Window Pops up.<br>
 Click the "Show Files" button.  (Even if there are no files!)<br>
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 Press [WIN]+[R] to bring up the run Dialog.<br>
 type this:<br>
-  pgupdate /force
+  gpupdate /force
 Thats it!  (Users that are already logged in will have to re-logon for the script to take effect, A reboot or gpupdate /force may also be required on client computers)<br>

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-'''The Down and Dirty:'''
+'''The Down and Dirty:'''<br>
 "Active Directory Computers & Users"<br>
 Click Properties on Object you want to edit the GPO<br>
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-'''The not so Down and Dirty:'''
+'''The not so Down and Dirty:'''<br>
 Open "Active Directory Computers & Users"
 Right Click -> Properties on the OU or Domain you want to add the Logon Script to.<br>

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