Break ON
 CLS

 $groupobj = GetObject("WinNT://"+@ldomain+"/Domain Users")
 For Each $userobjg in $groupobj.members
    $userobj = GetObject("WinNT://YOUR_DC/"+$userobjg.name)
    If InStr($userobjg.loginscript,'ntlogon')
       ?$userobjg.name+','+$userobjg.fullname
       LOGGER('H:\scriptchange.txt',$userobjg.name+', '+$userobjg.fullname+@crlf)
       $UserObjg.LoginScript = ""
       $UserObjg.SetInfo
       $UserObjg=""
       LOGGER('H:\scriptchange.txt',$userobjg.name+@crlf)
    EndIf
    $userobjg.name=""
 Next
 ?'process is complete.. press a key'
 Get $
;Function   LOGGER($logfil,$logdat)
;
;Author      Kent Dyer (leptonator@hotmail.com)
;
;Contributors   MBrecht on CramSession.com
;                http://infocenter.cramsession.com/TechLibrary/GetHtml.asp?ID=721&GetDes=&CatID=293
;               "Create Loginlog"
;               Jooel (Lonkero) - Code cleanup
;               Howard Bullock
;
;Action      Writes to a Server Log
;
;Syntax      LOGGER($logfile,$logdata)
;
;Version   1.2 - Recommendation by Howard Bullock
;                1.1 - Clean-up by Lonkero
;
;Parameters    $logfile - Specify what server, share, and file is needed
;               $logdata - Data to be written to the log
;
;Remarks   This script addresses an issue with writing to logs if the file is open by
;               another user it waits until they are done and has the log file closed.
;               It does a 1 second wait until ready to write to the log till a maximum of 6 seconds and then exits the routine.
;               The 5x3 wait routine is not used anymore.
;
;Returns   Writes to a file.  No visible user output.
; 
;Dependencies    All Domain Users being able to write to a server share
;
;KiXtart Ver   4.02
; 
;Example(s)   ; -- Data
;               $logshare='\\SERVER\LOGINFO'
;               $logfile=$logshare+'\HOTBAR.TXT'
;               $logdata=@date + ',' + @time + ',' + @userid + ',WinNT,' + @wksta + @CRLF
;               ; -- Example
;               LOGGER($logfile,$logdata)
; 
FUNCTION LOGGER($logfile,$logdata)
  DIM $n
       While Open(1,$logfile,5)<>0
             If $n
                   '.'
             Else
                   ? 'Please wait'
             EndIf
             $n=$n+1
             If $n=6
                Exit(1)
             Endif
             Sleep 1
       LOOP
  $n=WriteLine(1, $logdata)
  $n=Close(1)
 ENDFUNCTION

• Computer Configuration/Windows Settings/Scripts (Startup/Shutdown) << This should be by machine
  Note: a per-machine script runs under SYSTEM context (meaning admin privs).
  But not network access unlesss SYSTEM is specifically granted network access.
  
• User Configuration/Windows Settings/Scripts (Logon/Logofft) << This is by user and is the preferred method
  

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Possible enhancements, provide example scripts and where to place WKIX32.EXE, etc.

Thanks,

Kent

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That is the single most interesting part, so it definetly should be added

Note: a per-machine script (computer configuration - Startup/Shutdown) runs under SYSTEM context (meaning admin privs).

Must admit that I've never even tried running KiX via GPO, don't know if it even works

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Note: a per-machine script (computer configuration - Startup/Shutdown) runs under SYSTEM context (meaning admin privs).

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