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Mike Sims
I implemented a logon script via AD about 4 years ago. The logon script
is a compiled executable (winbatch). I recently modified the script to
rollout an upgrade to our antivirus software. However, for my users,
that logon script is executing twice at each login, and I cannot figure
out why. It is inconsequential once the upgrade has happened, because
if the new version is installed, it wont run the upgrade. However, the
initial upgrade tries to execute twice, giving the users an error
message that will be very problematic for me once I implement this
throughout the enterprise.
Can anyone offer a suggestion for tracking this down?
is a compiled executable (winbatch). I recently modified the script to
rollout an upgrade to our antivirus software. However, for my users,
that logon script is executing twice at each login, and I cannot figure
out why. It is inconsequential once the upgrade has happened, because
if the new version is installed, it wont run the upgrade. However, the
initial upgrade tries to execute twice, giving the users an error
message that will be very problematic for me once I implement this
throughout the enterprise.
Can anyone offer a suggestion for tracking this down?