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I have the same exact problem. I have tried disabling Internet Connection Firewall and enabling Run Logon Scripts Synchronously but it still isn't working. Any other suggestions? 
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I have the same exact problem. I have tried disabling Internet Connection Firewall and enabling Run Logon Scripts Synchronously but it still isn't working. Any other suggestions?

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I have 2003 server and some .vbs logon scripts to map some drives that I set up in THE-GPO &gt;&nbsp;User Configuration &gt;Windows Settings &gt;&nbsp;Scripts &gt;&nbsp;Logon.<br />
On most machines the scripts run fine. But on a few others the scripts don't run right after they reboot and login.<br />
I notice 2 things about the affected machines...<br />
1. If I wait about 1-2 minutes after the machine has rebooted and then login the script runs and the drives map fine.<br />
2. If I login immediately and then logout and then right back in the script runs on the second login.<br />
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I went to the GPO for my root OU and set 'Computer Configuration &gt;&nbsp;&quot;Always wait for the network at comptuer startup and logon=ENABLED&quot; , but it doesn't seem to help.<br />
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What else can I do to get these scripts to run?<br />
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I have 2003 server and some .vbs logon scripts to map some drives that I set up in THE-GPO > User Configuration >Windows Settings > Scripts > Logon.
On most machines the scripts run fine. But on a few others the scripts don't run right after they reboot and login.
I notice 2 things about the affected machines...
1. If I wait about 1-2 minutes after the machine has rebooted and then login the script runs and the drives map fine.
2. If I login immediately and then logout and then right back in the script runs on the second login.

I went to the GPO for my root OU and set 'Computer Configuration > "Always wait for the network at comptuer startup and logon=ENABLED" , but it doesn't seem to help.

What else can I do to get these scripts to run?
  


GPO Login Scripts - work only on second login?

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).