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Have a batch file that runs drive mappings upon login. However, doesn't work

reliably when logging in, but works great if the user runs it again after

logging in. Any ideas what I should be looking for?

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    "Rich" <Rich@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    news:13F71FD5-A939-4C78-BFB3-909C2EF67EF6@microsoft.com...

    > Have a batch file that runs drive mappings upon login. However, doesn't

    > work

    > reliably when logging in, but works great if the user runs it again after

    > logging in. Any ideas what I should be looking for?

    >

     

    You need to be a little more specific. Your statement

    "doesn't work reliably" could mean that the script runs

    some of the time but not always. It could also mean

    that parts of the script work whereas others fail.

     

    Placing a "pause" statement at the end of the script

    goes a long way towards resolving both problems.

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    Sorry. I had asked the support person on site to try that but he did not

    say if it showed him what was going on. I do know that not all the

    workstations are experiencing the problem and the same ones don't experience

    it every time. I have asked again that they try the pause.

     

    "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

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    > "Rich" <Rich@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    > news:13F71FD5-A939-4C78-BFB3-909C2EF67EF6@microsoft.com...

    > > Have a batch file that runs drive mappings upon login. However, doesn't

    > > work

    > > reliably when logging in, but works great if the user runs it again after

    > > logging in. Any ideas what I should be looking for?

    > >

    >

    > You need to be a little more specific. Your statement

    > "doesn't work reliably" could mean that the script runs

    > some of the time but not always. It could also mean

    > that parts of the script work whereas others fail.

    >

    > Placing a "pause" statement at the end of the script

    > goes a long way towards resolving both problems.

    >

    >

    >

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