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If she runs it directly it runs fine so it does not appear to be an execution problem. &nbsp;I could post it, but with full domain admin rights there is nothing she cannot run.
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Wait check that it. &nbsp;It is not running it opens in notepad instead of executing. Could have sworn she said she tried that.
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Does it open the script's code in Notepad? &nbsp;Check the extention and properties of the script file. &nbsp;You may have it saved as a .txt file. 
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Setting vbs scripts to open using WScript instead of notepad: <a href="http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/vbscript-files-open-with-notepad/" rel="ugc">http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/vbscript-files-open-with-notepad/</a><br />
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Also, does your vbs script have the line &quot;On Error Resume Next&quot; in it? &nbsp;If so you might want to remove it for the moment so that any errors are flagged to the user instead of being suppressed. &nbsp;
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Ok I/she is a moron. &nbsp;It works fine now the other users are most likely due a problem in the script itself. &nbsp;Ty for pointing me in the right direction.
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I have a very basic gp applied to an OU, the only setting I force down is the login script. &nbsp;I have several users in the OU that the script runs fine for, but others it does not run. &nbsp;One user in particular is actually here in IT and is a full domain admin with local admin rights as well. &nbsp;Gpresult shows the policy is being applied (along with the default which is blank). &nbsp;I have tried gpupdate /force on the client but still no luck. There are not errors in sys or app log that pertain to gp at all.<br />
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Any thoughts?
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I have a very basic gp applied to an OU, the only setting I force down is the login script.  I have several users in the OU that the script runs fine for, but others it does not run.  One user in particular is actually here in IT and is a full domain admin with local admin rights as well.  Gpresult shows the policy is being applied (along with the default which is blank).  I have tried gpupdate /force on the client but still no luck. There are not errors in sys or app log that pertain to gp at all.

Any thoughts?

Some users not getting login script, gpresult shows policy is applied

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