Yep :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cpjitservices
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Yep :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cpjitservices
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Ok under the details tab, disable the user part configuration...without any settings this will just confuse the issue and will give you the "Filter not applied (empty)" error.
once this has been done, try a GPupdate /force
Then run another gpresult to check your error is still there
If your problem still exists, try removing "Autenticated users" and adding in the device you wish to test on.
Then repeat the above steps again.
tried both them and doesnt work still :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Firefox
Bump :)
@FN-GM - Is this resolved now?
Sukh
nope :(
Are other scripts running okay through GPOs?
Yep they seem to be, just setup a machine and its installed all the software it needed to. The software is deployed by startup script. I could see the startup scrpt running and software installing.Quote:
Originally Posted by iMash
have you tried applying the script that's not working in one of the GPOs with functioning scripts?
Or alternatively creating a new one with the script in?
Tried this.Quote:
Originally Posted by iMash
How do you mean please?Quote:
Or alternatively creating a new one with the script in?
If you create a new GPO and link it to the correct location then add the script in. Bit like the old IT Crowd of turning it off and on again.Quote:
Originally Posted by FN-GM
I take it the script still didn't work when you put it in the GPOs that run the other scripts?
Tried both and didnt work :(Quote:
Originally Posted by iMash
I take it under the startup option you added the .vbs file under the "scripts" and not under powershell?
Because the result you posted above say the order is not configured, but that lives under the powershell tab.
What's the permissions on the actual script file? does "SYSTEM" have read and execute on it?
Also try putting another setting in the GPO...anything fairly low impact...just to see if the policy now doesn't show as empty