UAC, Vista and Logon Scripts

[Guest Adrian Marsh (NNTP)]

Hi All,

 

I'm interested in finding out how people have handled domain login

scripts running in Vista, and how you handled the UAC.

 

My servers are 2003 based, originally an SBS2003 server. I use the login

scripts to deploy small generic apps, configure printers etc.

 

Now if i run these under Vista, UAC is constantly stopping the login

process.

 

All my users are Admins of their local PCs.

 

I think in XP there was a setting for elevated permissions, but does

this apply to UAC in vista?

 

How else has it been handled?

 

Thanks,

 

Adrian

[Guest Anthony [MVP]]

Re: UAC, Vista and Logon Scripts

 

Adrian,

You need to use a scheduled task to run the script: google for launchapp.wsf

to find out more.

But you should also have a look at the new Group Policy Preferences to see

what you can take out of the scripts,

Anthony,

http://www.airdesk.com

 

 

"Adrian Marsh (NNTP)" <adrian.marsh@_removeme_ubiquisys.com> wrote in

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> Hi All,

>

> I'm interested in finding out how people have handled domain login scripts

> running in Vista, and how you handled the UAC.

>

> My servers are 2003 based, originally an SBS2003 server. I use the login

> scripts to deploy small generic apps, configure printers etc.

>

> Now if i run these under Vista, UAC is constantly stopping the login

> process.

>

> All my users are Admins of their local PCs.

>

> I think in XP there was a setting for elevated permissions, but does this

> apply to UAC in vista?

>

> How else has it been handled?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Adrian