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Browse All TopicsI have a logon script that was working perfectly before I made some changes. Instead of hardcoding the drives I want mapped for the various user groups, I decided to use LDAP to determine if the user had permissions to the shared resource. I have attached a code snippet with the new code. First it removes any existing network drives and then maps the new ones based on permissions. When I run the script manually, it works as expected. However, when it runs at logon on a Vista machine, the script hangs indefinitely. If I add in wscript.sleep(5000) at the top of the script, it executes fine at logon so I would assume that something is being referenced before Vista successfully finds the domain. In addition, if I restart my computer and wait for a couple of minutes before logging in, the script works without the sleep line. Can someone shed some light on this and tell me how to work around it? Thanks.
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