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batch or vbs? (or powershell)<br><br>I always find having the logon script log to the users temp directory handy... that way when something like this occurs - you have a history or when and at which step it has failed.<br><br>As far as the script not running at all - that's most likely due to asynchronous logon...&nbsp; you can force the computer to wait by using the policy Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Logon\<em>Run logon scripts</em> synchronously ... but this will slow down logon times.<br><br>My only other guess is that if the two having problems are Windows 10 without SMB1 installed (as they shouldn't have) - and you still have a Server 2003 DC... then anytime they hit the older DC - they wont have any SMB connectivity - hence logon scripts wont run - but will if they hit a newer DC.
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Been using them for years without issue. &nbsp;I now have two clients that some times they will work while in the office and connect VPN when away from the office. &nbsp;Other times they will run but fail to complete or not run at all. &nbsp;I have an older DC they run from Sever 2003 standard. &nbsp;These are they only two with this issue out of 50 clients. &nbsp;Any direction would be appreciated.
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Been using them for years without issue.  I now have two clients that some times they will work while in the office and connect VPN when away from the office.  Other times they will run but fail to complete or not run at all.  I have an older DC they run from Sever 2003 standard.  These are they only two with this issue out of 50 clients.  Any direction would be appreciated.

I have 2 basic login scripts used to map network shares with an odd problem.

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