Startup scripts windows server 2003

Actually, before posting this thread, I was in PowerShell forum and I thought this post published in there. You are right but we dont want to use FSRM due to extra load on server. We need a light solution which implemented on users computers. That's why I am looking for a solution in powershell. Interesting thing is, when I open a PS console and run above script, it is working until I close the script.

When I close the console it become inactive. I checked for the parameters of "Register-ObjectEvent to make it permanent but couldn't find anything. Thanks Rafic but I am running script on a local computer with local path now. But it is not working. Events, event subscriptions, and the event queue exist only in the current session. If you close the current session, the event queue is discarded and the event subscription is canceled. I think my problem is about this one.

Your script you can run as service or via task scheduler or using WMI - Monitoring file creation using WMI and PowerEvents module ,but you can't to interact with user who created file in your script via popup method.

Now I am searching solution in "Start-Job" cmdlet. What do you think, "Start-Job" cmdlet could solve my problem? Try to set it in the start-up folder of "all user" to test. If it work, after set it in a GPO in a login script. If it does not work in the startup folder, check the error, user not admin? Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. Popular Topics in Windows Server. Spiceworks Help Desk. The help desk software for IT. Track users' IT needs, easily, and with only the features you need.

Learn More ». Thai Pepper. If your sites are defined properly this isn't a problem, but could easily be if not since they workstations will go for any GC DC they find to login to and thus pull login scripts, GPOs, etc from. Lots of things it could be in those such as incorrect drive mappings, manual file copy from another server, etc.

The most obvious would be if there are a LOT of individual GPOs applying to the user account and computer as they try to login. Everything Utildayael is a good start. I'd also check the bind order under Advanced Settings for their connection. I've also seen this problem with Novell clients being installed on 2K Pro workstations, as well as problems with the 3com 3cb NIC.

Is there anything in the eventvwr? Ambassador Frito. Do you use roaming profiles?