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Login script section in the users profile in AD.
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Login script section in the users profile in AD.

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Hi ...<br />
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After deployment of Windows 10 Some scripts need to run, once each users logon locally to the PCs. what is the best way to deploy these scripts after deployment of the OS. I cannot use doamin GPO. Need to make the changes locally. &nbsp;<br />
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Hi ...

After deployment of Windows 10 Some scripts need to run, once each users logon locally to the PCs. what is the best way to deploy these scripts after deployment of the OS. I cannot use doamin GPO. Need to make the changes locally.  

Thank YOU for your Quick Prompts.

Running Scripts (per users) after OS deployment

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Windows 10

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Scripting Languages

Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)

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