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Hello phitronics!<br />
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Do you have Windows scripting host installed and updated?<br />
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Andre...
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Hello phitronics!

Do you have Windows scripting host installed and updated?

Andre...

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Oops, yup, good catch Debsyl99!
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I have vbs script and i would like it to run on AD in the profile part of the user &quot;Logon Script&quot;. The file is in a shared folder. On the Logon script I put: \\phitronics\download\scri<wbr />pt\Stock_p<wbr />rinter.vbs<wbr /><br />
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but nothing happens? Do I need to create a BAT file? if so how do I acess a share folder thrue dos? 
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I have vbs script and i would like it to run on AD in the profile part of the user "Logon Script". The file is in a shared folder. On the Logon script I put: \\phitronics\download\script\Stock_printer.vbs

but nothing happens? Do I need to create a BAT file? if so how do I acess a share folder thrue dos? 

AD Logon Script using VBS

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