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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198642" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198642</a>
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198642 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198642]

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OK,<br />
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Little more detail... There not runing on start up as the pcs use the user account to authenticate to the net work and there on fast login.. I know GPO's take hold by default every 90 mins but does the gpo startup script also run..?
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OK,

Little more detail... There not runing on start up as the pcs use the user account to authenticate to the net work and there on fast login.. I know GPO's take hold by default every 90 mins but does the gpo startup script also run..?

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No. It only runs when a machine starts up.
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No. It only runs when a machine starts up.

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Move computer and user object in same OU, where you applied this GPO. Test again.
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Move computer and user object in same OU, where you applied this GPO. Test again.

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Hi<br />
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I know this is silly but can somone confirm when GPO &quot;startup&quot; scripts run.<br />
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I have a few issues and Im doubting myself when defined scrips run.<br />
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Nytram
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Hi

I know this is silly but can somone confirm when GPO "startup" scripts run.

I have a few issues and Im doubting myself when defined scrips run.

Nytram

GPO and start up scripts

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