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Is the user in the OU (or child OU) to which you linked the GPO?<br />
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&quot;The RSOP report shows the old login policy which i no longer valid as I replaced it with a newer script.&quot;<br />
Does this mean that you edited the old GPO and changed the script used or that you deleted the old GPO and created a new one?
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Yes. Both. &nbsp;I changed the script and then when that didn't work, I deleted and created the new one.<br />
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As I said, the GPResult is showing that the new policy (by name) is bing applied, but the workstations event viewer application log is showing that it cannot find the &quot;old policy name&quot;. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks for you input here. &nbsp;I have created many, many of these over the years but have not seen this before.
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I set up a group policy that runs a login script to map the shared and user home directory drives. &nbsp;I linked it to an OU and enforced it. &nbsp;After 3 hours it is still not working.<br />
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In the Group Policy Management Console, I can see it and everything looks fine, but when a user logs on it is not applied. &nbsp;<br />
RSOP show that it is applied.<br />
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The RSOP report shows the old login policy which i no longer valid as I replaced it with a newer script. &nbsp;<br />
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What am I leaving out?<br />
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Thanks!
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I set up a group policy that runs a login script to map the shared and user home directory drives.  I linked it to an OU and enforced it.  After 3 hours it is still not working.

In the Group Policy Management Console, I can see it and everything looks fine, but when a user logs on it is not applied.  
RSOP show that it is applied.

The RSOP report shows the old login policy which i no longer valid as I replaced it with a newer script.  

What am I leaving out?

Thanks!

Is the user in the OU (or child OU) to which you linked the GPO?

&quot;The RSOP report shows the old login policy which i no longer valid as I replaced it with a newer script.&quot;
Does this mean that you edited the old GPO and changed the script used or that you deleted the old GPO and created a new one?

Yes. Both.  I changed the script and then when that didn&#39;t work, I deleted and created the new one.

As I said, the GPResult is showing that the new policy (by name) is bing applied, but the workstations event viewer application log is showing that it cannot find the &quot;old policy name&quot;.  

Thanks for you input here.  I have created many, many of these over the years but have not seen this before.

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