GPO autoloading of the script when the machine is old?

Question

Windows

There is a windows server 2003 and a workstation in the domain (win_7)
What I did:
1 Created an OU (added a computer)
2 Created a policy accordingly
3 Selected Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\scripts\startup in the policy
(the simplest script connects a network drive and starts Hello_world just for checking)
4 Added a script
5 Rebooted the slave station and nothing!
parameter "Always wait for network initialization at startup and login" Enabled
How to make the script work through autoloading ??

Answer 1

Startup script (Computer configuration) and Logon script (User Configuration) are two big differences. The first applies to the workstation (before the user logs in) and the second applies to the user.

Answer 2

How did you determine that the script failed? Write logs somewhere in the script. And so there is an assumption that you need to make a policy for the user on LogOn / LogOff

Answer 3

When the system boots, the window with Hello World does not appear and + the network drive is not connected.
LogOn / LogOff works out everything perfectly, but the script is launched with user rights, and I need it with Admin rights, and this is only autoload.

Answer 4

no scripts are needed to connect the disk. What do you want to achieve? what result do you want?

Answer 5

1. Check if the policy is linked to ou.
2. check if this pc is valid in this ou.
3.view the result of the gpresult /r command.
4.if this policy is not in the applied ones, then you didn’t do everything correctly on the cd side, if it is visible but filtered, then look at the security tab on your policy, if it is visible and not filtered, then check if the script works at all.