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Windows Server 2003 - GPO Help!

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Hi all,

I'm looking to create a GPO on windows server 2003, to simply overwrite a file each time a user logons in their profile.


Anyone got any tips for this?
 
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It's the kind of thing we're looking for but not sure how to do it. :S
 
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There is a section about logon scripts between all other GP's. Otherwise you can set logon scripts per user. Create a file named logon.bat in the netlogon dir and enter logon.bat in the user account. It's the same page where you enter the profile location.
Obviously you can use the logon.bat to overwrite or do anything you like.
 
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The problem we have is that we want all users to be able to do it, and command prompt is disabled for 99% of our users.
 
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