Expected result is to copy the file2.bat to startup of each user profile. However, The file2.bat is not copied to the startup folder on windows 7, 8, 10 after testing.

So is it a requirement to have ps1 files enclosed in batch files in a GPO in order for the ps1 file to run? There is a Powershell tab in the Startup portion of the GPO, so then what is that for? …

I manually run this first: Get-Process pptview | Stop-Process -force (this shuts down powerpoint) I manually run this next: Invoke-Item 'C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start …

I want to run a script only once at next startup and without the need to login.

I would like to do restart all our lab computers (joined into domain) daily at 23:59. Is there anyway I can schedule the script via GPO ? My domain controller in on windows 2003 ent server.

1. You mention ‘repair’ in your post, but have you tried Startup Repair? If not run it several times. 2. If the above doesn't cure the problem, go back to the Repair Option and this time choose …

May 5, 2010 · I have a laptop with Windows XP SP3 under domain controller. Startup speed was good until I installed Microsoft Loopback adapter (as a prerequisite for other application that I …

I then used the psexec -s cmd command to open a command prompt as System & tried to run an msi file from there with the logging switch. I see the process start, but an entry isn't created in …

The above script needs to run with admin privileges on the client PCs. You might choose to deploy it via group policy as a computer startup script, but you will want to modify it so that it …

However, It looks like the group policy (including the startup script) will run AFTER entering the username and password if the computer just joins to a new domain and log on to the domain …