Note: I'm at a new job.
Logon script (CMD file called via GPO): Deletes the S drive if it detects one and maps what we want. Simple enough.
New requirement: Run an executable. Simple enough.
Mapdrive text blah blah blah
Start \\Server\Share\Executable /q
The Exe /q works great when run locally or from the share. It does absolutely nothing when called from the logon script. Perms on the share are set to Modify for Domain Users.
What did work: Create a CMD with just the EXE line in it. Call that CMD via the Logon Script entry in my AD Profile. That worked great.
UGH, let me know if I need to retype this. Seems very jumbled to me. Taking a break.
Logon script (CMD file called via GPO): Deletes the S drive if it detects one and maps what we want. Simple enough.
New requirement: Run an executable. Simple enough.
Mapdrive text blah blah blah
Start \\Server\Share\Executable /q
The Exe /q works great when run locally or from the share. It does absolutely nothing when called from the logon script. Perms on the share are set to Modify for Domain Users.
What did work: Create a CMD with just the EXE line in it. Call that CMD via the Logon Script entry in my AD Profile. That worked great.
UGH, let me know if I need to retype this. Seems very jumbled to me. Taking a break.