House FAQ Archives Tags Random Login New Consumer Tags: windows2003 startupscripts batchfiles Share: Twitter Facebook Thank you for clicking, I will try to be short. I'm in a remarkably locked-down Windows XP and 2003 server atmosphere run by techs that are as well distracted and busy to help much. I've published a piece of management software program for your workstations in VB.NET. I prefer to deploy it to twenty workstations as a beta test. It is actually an executable that has to run on startup on a device rather than a person basis (plenty of totally different end users on these handful of test devices). Installation will not be a problem - it just has to be referred to as on startup, every single time. The techs have allowed me to run a batch file on startup which is referred to as through the Win 2003 server logon scripts - which can be themselves batch files that they run to arrange shares and many others. That is managed in the group policy (here I get lost). Ideal, you'd consider,
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