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include the full path and filename to both.
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include the full path and filename to both.

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Everything i.e. - &nbsp;<br />
bginfo.exe<br />
Bginfoscript.cmd<br />
bginfo.bgi<br />
<br />
is saved in \\domain.local\SYSVOL\doma<wbr />in.local\s<wbr />cripts\BGi<wbr />nfo<br />
<br />
The script is:<br />
\\domain.local\sysvol\doma<wbr />in.local\s<wbr />cripts\BGi<wbr />nfo\Bginfo<wbr />.exe \\domain.local\sysvol\doma<wbr />in.local\s<wbr />cripts\bgi<wbr />nfo.bgi &nbsp; /Timer:0 /NoLicPrompt
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Everything i.e. -  
bginfo.exe
Bginfoscript.cmd
bginfo.bgi

is saved in \\domain.local\SYSVOL\domain.local\scripts\BGinfo

The script is:
\\domain.local\sysvol\domain.local\scripts\BGinfo\Bginfo.exe \\domain.local\sysvol\domain.local\scripts\bginfo.bgi   /Timer:0 /NoLicPrompt

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I have managed to deploy BGInfo via Group Policy on the PCs within my network.<br />
However, the following message continues to pop up on the PC screens:<br />
<br />
Cannot Find the Configuration File<br />
*path.bgi of the file which is on sysvol*<br />
Do you want to create a new file?<br />
Yes/No<br />
<br />
Any ideas how to stop this from popping up?
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I have managed to deploy BGInfo via Group Policy on the PCs within my network.
However, the following message continues to pop up on the PC screens:

Cannot Find the Configuration File
*path.bgi of the file which is on sysvol*
Do you want to create a new file?
Yes/No

Any ideas how to stop this from popping up?

BGInfo - Cannot find the configuration file...

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