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Adding the script to the "logon script" section in AD seems to work fine. However, this isn't a viable option for all 50 employees, as it will take too long to add the file to each user it's not working for. Any other ideas?

Hey guys thanks for the replies! The problem seems to occur on both old and new computers, but mainly the older ones. Yes, they're in the same OU and yes, I've had a tech logged in as a domain admin while doing gpupdate /force. I'll try the ipconfig /flushdns I've disabled the slow link detection, so I don't think slow connections would be causing the problem... not sure though. I'll try loading the script via AD All MSI packages deploy fine. In fact, I think all computer settings apply to all computers, but the user settings (where i have the logon script) doesn't get applied to some. Thanks guys

I'm not sure what you mean by 'older ones' All computers are running XP PRO SP2.

No problem, I'm just happy to know people are trying to help This has been a major problem for a while.

Yes. The script will actually deploy to about half of the computers with no problems.

Thanks for replying. If you'll note the bottom of the script file, I have a dialog box pop up with a message. The users who don't have their drives mapped also don't get the dialog box. Thanks

Hey Everyone, This has been a problem for going on a year now. I've done a lot of research, but still can't find a solution to my problem. Here's the details: We have a network with a little over 100 computer users. We have 5 sites and 5 DC's. We have a script file that maps drives to our servers (see attached at bottom). The file is attached to GPO's at user logon. The odd thing is, the script will run on about half of the computers and the other half they will not. I've linked these GPO's to the proper OUs. I have the GPO's applied to all "Authenticated Users". I set the Default Domain Policy to Enforced and set the Script Policy Processing to Enabled and selected the allow script policy to run over slow connections and process policy even if no changes have occurred. I also changed the value of the slow link detection to 0, which should have disabled it. I have the script in the right location on the server. I've tried gpupdate /force on the computers that don't have the script run. I added a system pause in the script for 20 seconds to ensure the network connections have been fully initialized after logon, before trying to map the drives. I have absolutely no clue what to try next. Can someone please help? Script File: