Correr GPO Startup de Autologin en Windows 7

Mi name is Emiliano from Argentina. (sorry for my bad english)
I'm testing GPO Startup AutoLogin on a LAB
I have a Windows server 2012 (Domain Controller) and Workstation Windows 7. (Client)
The GPO to this OU linked where the Workstation and the idea is that the workstation make a auto login of a service user in the domain.
The script in this format. BAT in the following path in the GPO (Computer Configuration \ Windows Settings \ scripts \ startup) (
\\domain\sysvol\policies\scripts\startup\Autologin.BAT)
The script has the following content.
@ echo off
reg import
\\domain\sysvol\policies\scripts\startup\Autologin.REG)
When the workstation starts, the script does not apply.
Login with the Administrator, restart the computer again, and the GPO applies.
Delete registry keys, restart and GPO does not apply, it's like applying after I make the Login and then reboot.
I need the GPO applies Auto-Login during Startup SO.

> I need is that the workstation(Terminal Kiosk Banking) perform a Startup
> Auto-Login with a domain account via GPO.
AutoAdminLogon is the method of choice since NT4. The reg keys still
work in Win8.1...
> You think this KB will solve my problem?
Yes, if you combine it with
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc939702.aspx
Martin
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Good or bad GPOs?
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