Powershell script running visible for some

[mrbios]

This is really frustrating, I'm running the OneDriveMapper script by leibenstrum, as below.

 

I've got the logon script set to run as part of a .bat file with the command:

  @echo off
powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -windowstyle hidden -noninteractive -nologo -file "OneDriveMapper_v2.53.ps1"

 

This works perfectly for general teachers logging into desktops. Science teachers who log into laptops however get the powershell window popup and i can't work out why >_< they do pickup an additional computer policy which replaces their folder redirection and a couple of other settings, but i can't see anything that would be causing the script to show.

 

Any suggestions? I'm guessing it's going to just be a policy, but i can't for the life of me see which one it could be. Things such as "run legacy logon scripts hidden" are set.

Edited March 2, 2017 by mrbios

[keithu]

Could your Science teachers be running the script with elevated permissions?

If the script detects that it's elevated it schedules a second copy of itself with non-elevated permissions but doesn't hide the console window by default.

 

You can hide the console with the following setting:

 

$showElevatedConsole   = $False

[mrbios]

Could your Science teachers be running the script with elevated permissions?

If the script detects that it's elevated it schedules a second copy of itself with non-elevated permissions but doesn't hide the console window by default.

 

You can hide the console with the following setting:

 

$showElevatedConsole   = $False

 

Oh man im such a simpleton! I didn't notice the showconsoleoutput and showelevatedconsole configuration lines! both were set to true >_<

 

Thank you!