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GPO Login ScriptHi,
I created a login script in GPO to install some fonts in a client computer, because the clinet has no admin rights, the script does not work (run time error) but i i give the client admin permission to the computer then it is fine. How can i use the GPO to elivate the user permission so that the fonts can be installed? is there anyway i can do that? Many Thanks This is supported by MSI / windows installer.
I would suggest you post the question to a MSI / WI group. neil Show quoteHide quote "Nile" wrote: > Hi, > > I created a login script in GPO to install some fonts in a client computer, > because the clinet has no admin rights, the script does not work (run time > error) but i i give the client admin permission to the computer then it is > fine. > > How can i use the GPO to elivate the user permission so that the fonts can > be installed? > > is there anyway i can do that? > > Many Thanks Neil,
Thanks for your pompt reply, I am using logon script and therefore i don't want to use MSI, so somehow i want to elevate permission for that script to run and thats it Cheers Show quoteHide quote "Neil Ruston" wrote: > This is supported by MSI / windows installer. > > I would suggest you post the question to a MSI / WI group. > > neil > > > > > "Nile" wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I created a login script in GPO to install some fonts in a client computer, > > because the clinet has no admin rights, the script does not work (run time > > error) but i i give the client admin permission to the computer then it is > > fine. > > > > How can i use the GPO to elivate the user permission so that the fonts can > > be installed? > > > > is there anyway i can do that? > > > > Many Thanks Use a Startup script. That runs as SYSTEM and will have the necessary
permissions. -- Paul Williams Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net Hi Paul,
Thanks for the reply i did what you suggested, but the error now is "Path not Found" Any Suggestion? Thanks Show quoteHide quote "Paul Williams [MVP]" wrote: > Use a Startup script. That runs as SYSTEM and will have the necessary > permissions. > > -- > Paul Williams > Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services > http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net > > > Yes it does not work, cus it can see the Shared drive when i use the Startup
login Show quoteHide quote "Paul Williams [MVP]" wrote: > Use a Startup script. That runs as SYSTEM and will have the necessary > permissions. > > -- > Paul Williams > Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services > http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net > > > What are the permissions on the shared folder? The computer account of the
systems running the script need access. Authenticated Users will allow this access. -- Paul Williams Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net Thanks again for the reply
The computer account has full control access to the shared folder, i also added the Authoenticated Users as u told me,. but that did not work. The error is "Path Not Found" I did add the computer account and the Authenticated Users to the Share Permission and to the NTFS permission, but no result, the same error Thanks Nile Show quoteHide quote "Paul Williams [MVP]" wrote: > What are the permissions on the shared folder? The computer account of the > systems running the script need access. Authenticated Users will allow this > access. > > -- > Paul Williams > Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services > http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net > > > Please post the script you are using.
-- Paul Williams Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net Hi Paul
It is all done!! Thanks to your help, I appreciate your help Cheers Show quoteHide quote "Paul Williams [MVP]" wrote: > Please post the script you are using. > > -- > Paul Williams > Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services > http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net > > > Glad to have been of assistance. All the best!
-- Paul Williams Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net Hi Paul
You seem to have resolved the user's problem but there is no mention of the solution so could you please tell me what it was? I have a similar issue with startup scripts but mine is more specific in that the startup script can't access a file share on a cluster using the cluster name but if I use the active node name then it can. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks David Show quoteHide quote "Paul Williams [MVP]" wrote: > Glad to have been of assistance. All the best! > > -- > Paul Williams > Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services > http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net > > > Paul, I'm also interested in the solution becasue I have similar issue with
startup scripts, it seems unable to use UNC paths from the xp clients. The GPO script i uses DNS alias for the server. Thanks in advance Show quoteHide quote "Paul Williams [MVP]" wrote: > Glad to have been of assistance. All the best! > > -- > Paul Williams > Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services > http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net > > > Hi Naik,
Can you please repost your question as my news reader isn't showing the full thread? -- Paul Williams Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services http://www.msresource.net | http://forums.msresource.net 
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