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Jason
Flightless Bird
I've recently been looking at implementing a script that runs just prior to
PC shutdown, I have read this article:
http://www.windows-help-central.com/windows-shutdown-script.html
which states that "You can access network drives from startup and shutdown
scripts. That's because startup scripts run after the computer initializes
network connections and shutdown scripts run before the computer deletes
network connections."
Unfortunately this doesn't seem to be true as I definitely see the 'closing
network connections' message appear before 'running shutdown script'
message & as expected the script hasn't executed. I need network access as
the script is on one of our servers, eventually I would like all users to
run this script via a GPO if I can get it to work, does anyone have any
ideas on how to get things to work as I want?
TIA, Jase
PC shutdown, I have read this article:
http://www.windows-help-central.com/windows-shutdown-script.html
which states that "You can access network drives from startup and shutdown
scripts. That's because startup scripts run after the computer initializes
network connections and shutdown scripts run before the computer deletes
network connections."
Unfortunately this doesn't seem to be true as I definitely see the 'closing
network connections' message appear before 'running shutdown script'
message & as expected the script hasn't executed. I need network access as
the script is on one of our servers, eventually I would like all users to
run this script via a GPO if I can get it to work, does anyone have any
ideas on how to get things to work as I want?
TIA, Jase