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Set objFSO = WScript.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Path = "\\domain.local\NETLOGON\W7IBScripts\BackgroundWallpaper"Īrguments = "/silent /timer:0 /accepteula" 'This script determines screen resolution, and executes BGInfo with the correct BGI configuration file

RE: GPO Startup VBScript not running BadBigBen (MIS) 5 Nov 12 19:57 Does Win7 not like running VBScript with knowing which user is running it and determining if it should be allowed?Īnyone know a way around this? Either using the existing VBScript or another way (will PowerShell work better?). I assume this is something to do with Win7 permissions somehow that XP didn't have. For example, I logon and run the script manually and it creates the appropriate *.jpg file and places it in %windir%system32\oobe\info\backgrounds and names then according to this so the script does work but just not on startup. The VBScript works perfectly fine if run once a user is logged on. The logon script still works fine but the startup script does not. That works perfectly on XP but not on Win7.

Another GPO as a logon script uses a different *.bgi file to display more information. This is so we can see what the computer name & IP is before logon. One particular VBScript runs in a GPO as a computer startup script that a) checks the resolution and b) based on the resolution runs BGInfo.exe from a specified folder utilizing the relavant *.bgi file to create a desktop that is displayed before the user logs on. I've got a (currently) W2K8R2 domain with XPSP3 clients. I've posted this in the Windows Server 2008 forum as it is more related to Group Policies but as it is a GPO that applies to Win7 clients I thought I should post here in case anyone has some thoughts.