Vista isn't running logon scripts

[woody]

I have vista up and running on the domain and i seems to be applying group policies rather well as far as I can see. But I have a few scripts that run at logon to map network drives. The drives are not mapping at logn so I presume the scripts aren't running, unless vista doesn't understand vbs! Any ideas on thi one? Any log I can check to see what parts f group policy are running? Can't see anyting in the system log - tells me group policies were applied succesfully.

[john]

I know its not the best bit of help but my .bat logon scripts are running fine in Vista

[kxv2020]

You have to disable User Account Control - in control panel; user accounts; click on the user name and an option should be there!

 

There might be a policy in GPO adm files for vista too ... but I haven't checked them out as yet!!

[woody]

You have to disable User Account Control - in control panel; user accounts; click on the user name and an option should be there!

 

There might be a policy in GPO adm files for vista too ... but I haven't checked them out as yet!!

 

Woohoo. Fantstic, thanks for that Kiran. It worked. I would hope there will be an option to contol that in group policy. Wonder if you need R2 to get it? We are getting a new server with windows 2003 R2 anyway so will have a look then.

[Quackers]

There is a GPO for it, its under Machine Security Policy right at the bottom, about 5 User Account Control Options.

[NetworkGeezer]

Surely there should be some way of whitelisting logon scripts without having to turn off UAC altogether.

[Geoff]

They either need to be digitally signed or white listed if your using UAC.