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?? go to the netlogon share on a DC<br />
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locate oldscript.bat rename it to oldscript.old<br />
paste in newscript.bat, rename it to oldscript.bat<br />
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job done
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?? go to the netlogon share on a DC

locate oldscript.bat rename it to oldscript.old
paste in newscript.bat, rename it to oldscript.bat

job done

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Some user profiles do not have the login sript which is why I would need to add it to their profile. otherwise I would do your way.
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Some user profiles do not have the login sript which is why I would need to add it to their profile. otherwise I would do your way.

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thank you so much... that works.... :)
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Our Active Diretory user base consist of a few hundred users. We have a previous login script that we where using and would like to update it with a new script. Is there a way in AD to update everyone's login script from a command line or within AD?<br />
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so for example....... to make things clear of what I am asking<br />
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in AD, under users profile. Login Script says: Oldscript.bat<br />
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I would like to change this script so that is says: Newscript.bat<br />
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on everyone's account without manually having to do so.
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Our Active Diretory user base consist of a few hundred users. We have a previous login script that we where using and would like to update it with a new script. Is there a way in AD to update everyone's login script from a command line or within AD?

so for example....... to make things clear of what I am asking

in AD, under users profile. Login Script says: Oldscript.bat

I would like to change this script so that is says: Newscript.bat

on everyone's account without manually having to do so.

Add Login Script to All users in Active Directory.

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