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Normally users do not have permissions to write files to %systemdrive% (which should be C:). You should try another path such as %temp% which is inside the user profile path where this user has full access.<br />
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Regards, Oliver
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Normally users do not have permissions to write files to %systemdrive% (which should be C:). You should try another path such as %temp% which is inside the user profile path where this user has full access.

Regards, Oliver

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There could also be an issue with user permissions via GPO with the ability to map drives.. &nbsp; Why not just<br />
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copy \\serverdc\scr\logo.scr %systemdrive%\ /y/v<br />
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?
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There could also be an issue with user permissions via GPO with the ability to map drives..   Why not just


copy \\serverdc\scr\logo.scr %systemdrive%\ /y/v

?

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to test the permission issue run the script in using a user account in his PC if it worked then you need to check is login script applied to his account or not.<br />
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run &gt;&nbsp;cmd<br />
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Type &quot;gpresult&quot;<br />
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You must to see the policy that contains the loign script under<br />
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&quot;Applied Group Policy Objects&quot;<br />
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Of course you need to run all above in user PC using his account.<br />

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to test the permission issue run the script in using a user account in his PC if it worked then you need to check is login script applied to his account or not.

run > cmd

Type "gpresult"

You must to see the policy that contains the loign script under

"Applied Group Policy Objects"

Of course you need to run all above in user PC using his account.


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I tried all above still same
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I put a login script in our domain to copy a file from a domain controller to all the machine in my domain. But the file is not copying. Can any one help me out on this. I tried the script as computer/user login script but it won't works. Is there any other way.<br />
<br />
Thanks.<br />
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The script:<br />
net use u: \\serverdc\scr<br />
u:<br />
copy logo.scr %systemdrive%\ /y/v<br />
%systemdrive%<br />
net use u: /delete<br />

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I put a login script in our domain to copy a file from a domain controller to all the machine in my domain. But the file is not copying. Can any one help me out on this. I tried the script as computer/user login script but it won't works. Is there any other way.

Thanks.

The script:
net use u: \\serverdc\scr
u:
copy logo.scr %systemdrive%\ /y/v
%systemdrive%
net use u: /delete


Login script is not working

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