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Where are the BAT located, and what type of permissions do you have against those files? &nbsp;What version of Windows?<br />
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~bp
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Where are the BAT located, and what type of permissions do you have against those files?  What version of Windows?

~bp

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Any chance that you're being stymied by user account control? &nbsp;UAC can be a pain depending on where your files are located. &nbsp;If using notepad, this may show up as the file being read only. &nbsp;You can right-click on the shortcut to your editor and run as admin to see if this is the case. &nbsp;Best of luck!
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Any chance that you're being stymied by user account control?  UAC can be a pain depending on where your files are located.  If using notepad, this may show up as the file being read only.  You can right-click on the shortcut to your editor and run as admin to see if this is the case.  Best of luck!

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Hello and thank you for your help.<br />
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I'm having trouble edditting .bat login scripts.<br />
I have Enterprise ADmin rights but when i try to update .bat login script.<br />
I get access denied. <br />
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~ Thank you
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Hello and thank you for your help.

I'm having trouble edditting .bat login scripts.
I have Enterprise ADmin rights but when i try to update .bat login script.
I get access denied. 

~ Thank you

Access Denied on .bat files

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Windows Batch

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VB Script

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