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I would recommend you replace this logon script with AD GPO Drive Mapping Preferences
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I would recommend you replace this logon script with AD GPO Drive Mapping Preferences

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You can try copying out the login script and run it manually on your PC. &nbsp;This way you will be able to see and errors and fix it.
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You can try copying out the login script and run it manually on your PC.  This way you will be able to see and errors and fix it.

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Hi All,<br />
In my company we are mapping network share drives through logon script. &nbsp;But sometime its mapping all network drive which we mentioned in the script. But sometime its mapping only some of the network drives.<br />
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checked AD logs and GPO audit logs and client side desktop event logs etc... But no clue..<br />
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Please advise if anyone has any idea about this?
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Hi All,
In my company we are mapping network share drives through logon script.  But sometime its mapping all network drive which we mentioned in the script. But sometime its mapping only some of the network drives.

checked AD logs and GPO audit logs and client side desktop event logs etc... But no clue..

Please advise if anyone has any idea about this?

group policy network drive mapping fails intermittently

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