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I finally got it to work, but it seems like it only runs when the initial profile of the user is created. Once created the startup script doesn't run, Is this correct? I tested by deleting the test profile, logged in under with the test credentials and watch the startup script run during the initial creation of the profile, logged out and back in and it didn't run again. I have executables that are being used by other software and on a daily basis they are being manipulated/changed so having this script run at reboot regardless if the profile is there or not is a must. Is it a GPO setting? Thanks for the continued help, very much appreciated

Only errors I see are 1030 & 1058

That's what I'm trying to do...but the script doesn't seem to be running at startup. Is there anything other than putting the script in the Computer, startup of the GPO that I have to do?

My user's are restricted users, my script runs at login for users but can't copy files to the sys folder or C:\, I decided to to run it at startup for the machine instead. Looking at the security rights on the netlogon folder, there is Auth User & Domain User, I didn't know if I had to add domain computers rights to this folder also for the script to run and copy to the machine at startup.

the files actually sit in the netlogon folder where the startup script sits. I've never done a machine startup so I didn't know if we ave to do anything with domain computer permission or not.

I've been trying this method, but I can't get the script to run. I have a script that copies some .ini files to the system folder and a couple of executables to the C: drive. Is there any groups that I need to add before the script will run and copy? I add the domain computer to the c: directory is that correct?