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You are using that batch as a logon script? Or mistakenly as a startup script?<br />
Are you aware that logonscripts are delayed by exactly 5 minutes on win8 and higher?
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You are using that batch as a logon script? Or mistakenly as a startup script?
Are you aware that logonscripts are delayed by exactly 5 minutes on win8 and higher?

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i was not aware - good tip :) i actually have it as a startup script. should i change it as a logon script
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i was not aware - good tip :) i actually have it as a startup script. should i change it as a logon script

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ok changing to a logon script now
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i created a new GPO and add a bat script (if i execute the script locally its works) but via GPO it does nothing. i checked the GPO results and its running on the PC but its not being applied (domain controller - Server 2008 R2 and Win 8 PC and Win10 PC)<br />
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what could i be doing wrong? <br />
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@echo off &nbsp;<br />
setlocal<br />
set userdir=%localappdata%\Mic<wbr />rosoft\Off<wbr />ice<br />
set remotedir=\\myserver\NETLO<wbr />GON\Custom<wbr />OfficeRibb<wbr />on<br />
if not exist &quot;%userdir%\Excel.officeUI&quot;<wbr /> copy &quot;%remotedir%\Excel.officeU<wbr />I&quot; &quot;%userdir%\Excel.officeUI&quot;<wbr /><br />
pause<br />
endlocal
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i created a new GPO and add a bat script (if i execute the script locally its works) but via GPO it does nothing. i checked the GPO results and its running on the PC but its not being applied (domain controller - Server 2008 R2 and Win 8 PC and Win10 PC)

what could i be doing wrong? 


@echo off  
setlocal
set userdir=%localappdata%\Microsoft\Office
set remotedir=\\myserver\NETLOGON\CustomOfficeRibbon
if not exist "%userdir%\Excel.officeUI" copy "%remotedir%\Excel.officeUI" "%userdir%\Excel.officeUI"
pause
endlocal

bat script runs in GPO but does not work on PC's

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