Adding a Login script to a group without it affect any one else

check the permissions for the GPO.  ensure the 2 users have read and apply GPO
ensure that the users were added to the OU and the logon script is applied under user settings of the GPO not Computer settings.
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use the gpedit refresh policy command to ensure the new policy is applied to the new OU.

It is still not working. Matbe I added the group wrong? I went to the domaon name)www.med-act-svcs.com) right clicked on it added a OU created a group to it then added my name to the group. is there a specific kind of link I need to do. is te default security group wrong?

In an OU, I believe you need to add users.  Groups do not work well.  I think.... has been a while
try adding the user to the OU and testing it.  
Check the permissions on the GPO.... should be read and apply settings for the users( can use group here)

check you user details make sure under the "member of" tab they are part of the relevant group

I checked thepermissions they are ok. Is it possable I made the ou or group wrong? if so can someone give me an idea what I am doing wrong ?

The problem was I already had users that where in one huge container(4 different locations 3 kinds of users per location) So i tried to make the OU as above add a group to the new ou and add my users to that group. Problem is it does not work what I had to do was MOVE the users to that container and then it worked.

so, you added the users to the OU instead of using groups?

I made a ou called users and MOVED them to there

Yes thats right create a sub ou called users and then apply your group policy to this

to bad it took me 2 days to figure it out. thanks guys for your help the thing is IT is like 4 programmers and me as the only network/desktop/server guy they have someone to goto i have the inter net

>>>In an OU, I believe you need to add users.  Groups do not work well

That is a comment I mader earlier... why was that not accepted as a solution when that is what you ended up going with.

>>>add a group to the new ou and add my users to that group. Problem is it does not work what I had to do was MOVE the users to that container and then it worked.

curious

what the author was saying was that he needed to create a login script for some specific users, I explained that you can create an OU within an OU, called sub OU's this could be called users and then may have a policy applied to it.

exactly

That is an outstanding method for organizing OUs but the fix to the problem would be to use USERS and not GROUPS

would it be easier to go back and spit the points if That is possable?

I am not worried about the points.
It seems a bit disrespectful because it is like my suggestion was completley ignored.
The main objective here is to get the answers to the questions or problems.
The secondary objective would be to give credit where it is do.  
Please, keep that in mind for future reference.  
I have seen many people get very irrate over situations like this. I am only pointing it out... not irrate.

For future reference.. if you would like to change the accepted answer or grade or split the points you would need to post a zero point question in the community support topic area(TA).
Do not worry about it for this question.

thanks

thank you this was my first post I shall endever to improve latter

the idea of this website is to give help to people who require it from people who can give the help. The primary objective is to solve the problem the authors have and get their problem working. Now if your explanation was not clear enough of what you were trying to say and did not help the person then you do not deserve the credit, whether you think you were right or not. If after you posted your answer the author still could not resolve the issue then he has the right to look at another reply. At the end of the day the answer which provided the support to enable the author to resolve the issue in question should take the credit. So stop bitchin your getting boring.