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great so a startup script path of:<br />
\\server\folder\name.vbs <br />
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will be ok?
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great so a startup script path of:
\\server\folder\name.vbs

will be ok?

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I usually put VBS in the GPO / user / script / login folder but, yes there is no reason it wouldnt work if user has access to this shared folder.<br />
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But if you're asking the question, I guess you have already tried and it didnt go really well, am I right ?<br />

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I usually put VBS in the GPO / user / script / login folder but, yes there is no reason it wouldnt work if user has access to this shared folder.

But if you're asking the question, I guess you have already tried and it didnt go really well, am I right ?


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it is a computer rather than user script.<br />
thanks 4 help
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it is a computer rather than user script.
thanks 4 help

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need to run a vbs script at startup. win2008 servers , win7 clients<br />
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can I simply put a path to 'name.vbs' directly in group policy or do I need to create a bat file <br />
cscript 'path to name.vbs'<br />
and then run that bat file in group policy?<br />
thanks
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need to run a vbs script at startup. win2008 servers , win7 clients

can I simply put a path to 'name.vbs' directly in group policy or do I need to create a bat file 
cscript 'path to name.vbs'
and then run that bat file in group policy?
thanks

run .vbs script at startup

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