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Windows 7 RDP Won't Run Program
What is says is "Run a Program" Try running a program instead of a batch file to see if a regular program works.
You might not have the Group Policy Object assigned to the correct OU with the proper security settings.
On the target machine, if you do a 'gpresult /r' in the command line does your GPO show there? Is it applied or filtered out possibly?
On the target machine, if you do a 'gpresult /r' in the command line does your GPO show there? Is it applied or filtered out possibly?
Another thing to check is all the permissions at each line of the batch file. That was one reason to test with a program as they are a simpler entity.
Can you confirm if it even 'tries' to run the .bat? Not certain if event viewer would show anything.
Also try in your "program path and filename"...
- If not already done, change...
\\share\n21\downloads\bgin fo\callit. bat
to...
cmd /c \\share\n21\downloads\bgin fo\callit. bat
Also try in your "program path and filename"...
- If not already done, change...
\\share\n21\downloads\bgin
to...
cmd /c \\share\n21\downloads\bgin
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Hello NewVillage,
I entered the following command:
cmd /c \\10.1.20.110\n21\download s\bginfo\c allit.bat
But it didn't work
I entered the following command:
cmd /c \\10.1.20.110\n21\download
But it didn't work
ASKER
ASKER
Hello John,
I tried with C:\Windows\system32\mspain t.exe
But it still didn't work
I tried with C:\Windows\system32\mspain
But it still didn't work
Is the computer for sure Windows 7 Pro (and not Home)?
Try running System File Checker. Open cmd.exe with Run as Administrator and run SFC /SCANNOW. Allow to complete, shut down, start up and test.
Try running System File Checker. Open cmd.exe with Run as Administrator and run SFC /SCANNOW. Allow to complete, shut down, start up and test.
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Definitely Windows 7 Pro
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This may help a little.
It may be a link issue to server.
http://www.chicagotech.net/Security/gp6.htm
It may be a link issue to server.
http://www.chicagotech.net/Security/gp6.htm
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Cheers
Just want to add this link for you to read. When running gpresult you need to define the user.
https://blog.thesysadmins.co.uk/group-policy-gpresult-examples.html
https://blog.thesysadmins.co.uk/group-policy-gpresult-examples.html
No, you don't have to provide an user.