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GlenV
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Hello,
I have a ‘Group Policy Object’ that runs scripts at user logon (to map network drives) and logoff (to delete mapped network drives).
Login.bat
@echo off
NET USE B: \\Server\FolderA
NET USE P: \\Server\FolderB
Logoff.bat
@echo off
NET USE B: /delete
NET USE P: /delete
This has always worked seamlessly with ‘Windows XP’ and ‘Windows 7’.
However, ‘Windows 10’ isn’t processing the login script but is successfully completing the logoff script.
Is there anything I can do to fix the login script?
Any help gratefully received.
Kind regards,
Glen
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I have a ‘Group Policy Object’ that runs scripts at user logon (to map network drives) and logoff (to delete mapped network drives).
Login.bat
@echo off
NET USE B: \\Server\FolderA
NET USE P: \\Server\FolderB
Logoff.bat
@echo off
NET USE B: /delete
NET USE P: /delete
This has always worked seamlessly with ‘Windows XP’ and ‘Windows 7’.
However, ‘Windows 10’ isn’t processing the login script but is successfully completing the logoff script.
Is there anything I can do to fix the login script?
Any help gratefully received.
Kind regards,
Glen
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