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Do you used a computer start script or a user logon script?<br />
Do you want to overwrite files in the system32 folder?<br />

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Do you used a computer start script or a user logon script?
Do you want to overwrite files in the system32 folder?


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If you add a pause to the end of the script, and just run it manually on your laptop, what does it say when it tries to copy the files to the C:\windows\system32 folder? I imagine it's erroring? What is the error?
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If you add a pause to the end of the script, and just run it manually on your laptop, what does it say when it tries to copy the files to the C:\windows\system32 folder? I imagine it's erroring? What is the error?

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Dear All,<br />
I am trying to copy 5 small files from the domain controller to 200 windows xp users through a group policy, I did the following:<br />
Write a batch file as follows:<br />
copy \\DC(IP)\netlogon\Filename<wbr />1 &nbsp; c:\windows\system32<br />
copy \\DC(IP)\netlogon\Filename<wbr />2 &nbsp; c:\windows\system32<br />
copy \\DC(IP)\netlogon\Filename<wbr />3 &nbsp; c:\windows\system32<br />
Apply a group policy when the user logon to his machine. Unfortuately it didn't apply.<br />
But I I change the folder from c:\windows\system32 &nbsp;to &nbsp;c:\folder1 &nbsp;the files are copied successfully, please advice.<br />

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Dear All,
I am trying to copy 5 small files from the domain controller to 200 windows xp users through a group policy, I did the following:
Write a batch file as follows:
copy \\DC(IP)\netlogon\Filename1   c:\windows\system32
copy \\DC(IP)\netlogon\Filename2   c:\windows\system32
copy \\DC(IP)\netlogon\Filename3   c:\windows\system32
Apply a group policy when the user logon to his machine. Unfortuately it didn't apply.
But I I change the folder from c:\windows\system32  to  c:\folder1  the files are copied successfully, please advice.


Copy files through group policy

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).