Group Policy Problem - Filtering: Not Applied (empty)

[iMash]

How do you mean please?

 

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.

 

I take it the script still didn't work when you put it in the GPOs that run the other scripts?

[FN-GM]

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.

 

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

[Firefox]

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.

[iMash]

What's the permissions on the actual script file? does "SYSTEM" have read and execute on it?

[Firefox]

Also try putting another setting in the GPO...anything fairly low impact...just to see if the policy now doesn't show as empty

[OzTiger1050]

Why don't you try putting your script in to the respective policies, computer startup folder e.g. (\\moo.ac.uk\SysVol\moo.ac.uk\Policies\{AAFCDC9F-8E7E-42BE-A0E5-879FB1C61811}\Machine\Scripts\Startup).

 

I had similar probs before like this when executing startup scripts from netlogon

 

Also you could try executing cscript.exe and specifiy your vbs file as the parameter

Edited April 13, 2011 by OzTiger1050

[FN-GM]

Hi,

 

Its looks like the script is now running. No idea why this has decided to play ball now. I am going to have a good look tomorrow and report back.

 

Thanks to all who posted.

[Hamid]

FN-GN, did you ever get the gpo to work? I came across your issue with the same issue I am facing and have tried all in this post. I can get the script to work but not the gpo. I am using gpo to map printers to OU and I am not having a lot of luck.

 

Hamid