Problem in applying startup script

In a domain with a windows 2008 R2 domain controller, windows 7 computers apply the startup script but windows xp sp3 boxes show this log in event log:
Source: UserInit
Event ID: 1000
Could note execute the following script \\192.168.1.4\scripts\ping.bat
Access is denied
on the script share folder permission for domain users, domain computers, domain controllers, authenticated users, domain admins are granted.

Hi Masoud Dorostkar,
According to your description, the GPO which configured startup script couldn't apply to Windows XP SP3 clients sucessfully, and the error was Event 1000. Right?
It would be helpful for furthur troubleshooting if you could help to collect the following information:
Which type of network does the Windows XP SP3 clients use? Wired or Wireless?
Were there other events in the Event viewer about this issue?
In addition, please help to enable the Userenv debug logging on Windows xp SP3 client machine, this log records the detailed information about the group policy applying process which is very useful for troubleshooting the group policy
related issues. To do so, add the following registry entry:
Subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
Entry: UserEnvDebugLevel
Type: REG_DWORD
Value: 30002 (HEX)
After you make this change, restart the computer and log on again to reproduce the issue. After that, compress the %SystemRoot%\Debug\UserMode\ folder and check if there are any error about this GPO.
Please note: the registry key Diagnostics does not exist by default, we need to add it first. In addition, we can disable the debug logging after the troubleshooting.
Regards,
Lany Zhang

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Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I found the problem.
In my script, i change this:
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I could not see any report in the above link. I would like to know that did you follow the below path:
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Trying to connect to Sql Server lync.lctbu.com\rtc. using windows authentication...
Sql version: Major: 11, Minor: 0, Build 2100.
Sql version is acceptable.
Validating parameters...
DbName rtcshared validated.
SqlFilePath C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Lync Server 2013\DbSetup validated.
DbFileBase rtcshared validated.
DbPath D:\CsData\BackendStore\rtc\DbPath validated.
Effective database Path: \\lync.lctbu.com\D$\CsData\BackendStore\rtc\DbPath.
LogPath D:\CsData\BackendStore\rtc\LogPath validated.
Effective Log Path: \\lync.lctbu.com\D$\CsData\BackendStore\rtc\LogPath.
Checking state for database rtcshared.
Reading database version for database rtcshared.
Database version for database rtcshared - Schema Version5, Sproc Version 0, Update Version 1.
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Thanh Le

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I Had similar issue i end up uninstalling and reinstallting but same issue, then i change the drive but same issue. It was I/O issue. After adjusting my I/O it fix our issue and installation went on without any issue.
If any one using KVM here is detail article
We just give this option cache=‘writeback
using this article http://www.ducea.com/2011/07/06/howto-improve-io-performance-for-kvm-guests/ and http://itscblog.tamu.edu/improve-disk-io-performance-in-kvm/ this fix my issue thanks

Office 2010 setup thru computer startup script

I am trying to install Office 2010 (sp2 seperate in the updates folder) thru group policy startup script and configured with OCT .msp file. Also try to start Access Runtime 2010 with SP2 update in the updates folder.
In group policy set run scripts asynchronisely disabled and run scripts visible enabled otherwise i could not see what the system was doiing also not when configiguring OCT with full display. The gpo settings lets the screens show during install so the user
can see what happens.
There is another problem that rises however: I have made 2 batchfiles and both are starting as a computer startup script in seperate gpo's (that is in another post). First the Accessruntime is installing, after that Office 2010 is running. Both are installed
after login but only one of the 2 have SP2 installed (7015) in this case Accessruntime has it. When i run only the Office 2010 install and not the Accesruntime 2010 then Office 2010 standard has also SP2 installed (version 7015). When running both only Runtime
has this sp2 and Office has 4763 this is without sp2 i believe.
In both folders (Office en Runtime) are the update files .msp in the updates folder of the installation, so thats ok.
Why is only 1 of the 2 installing the SP2 when running both?
A second thing is when restarting the system and before the login screen appears a message: Upgradepatch cannot be installed by Windows installer becasue the upgraded program does not excist of the upgradepatch is not suitable for this program?
Here is part of the batchfile:
IF EXIST "c:\program files\Microsoft Office\Office14\WINWORD.EXE" (goto mkfile) ELSE (goto DeployOffice)
:mkfile
ECHO Office 2010 is reeds geinstalleerd>c:\temp\office.txt
goto end
:DeployOffice
call cscript \\sharename\office2010\Offscrub03.vbs ALL /bypass 1 /q /s /NoCancel
start /wait %DeployServer%\setup.exe /adminfile %DeployServer%\officeconfig.msp
echo %date% %time% Setup ended with error code %errorlevel%. >> %LogLocation%\%computername%.txt
Another batchfile
start \\sharename\accessruntime2010\setup.exe /config \\share\accessruntime2010\config.xml
REM echo %date% %time% Setup ended with error code %errorlevel%. >> %LogLocation%\%computername%.txt
freddie
after installing both runtime and office both have SP2 in updates folder:
runtime 4763
Office 2010: 7015
So in this example runtme is installed without the SP2. installing runtime alone gives with SP2...
The message is gone. There was a other policy inherited from above that caused the message. The only problem now is that when installing both, runtime 2010 with SP2 files and Office 2010 with SP2 files, then one of the two don't get the Sp2 installed, why
is that?

> In the bat file, I have a line that records if the install completes
> successfully or failed. I don't have any other logging in my
> script. Are you referring to something like GPO logging? I know that
> the script runs because when I am looking at one of the PCs, I can
So it is NOT GP related but rather your script fails?!? Put some "echo
%~n0 %date% %time%>>Log-File-Of-Your-Choice.txt" in it to check what's
going on. And put ">>Log-File-Of-Your-Choice.txt 2>&1" at the end of
critical commands to capture their output.
> I ran the gpresult /h command which shows all User Configuration
> policies, but NOTHING appears under the Computer Configuration section.
Admin commandline? If not, you don't see computer settings :)
Martin
Mal ein
GUTES Buch über GPOs lesen?
NO THEY ARE NOT EVIL, if you know what you are doing:
Good or bad GPOs?
And if IT bothers me - coke bottle design refreshment :))
Martin,
I still did not figure out why the installation script did not work for some of the PCs, even though the PCs have the same image. For the ones that don't work, I will install manually. Can you please look at the screenshots of the GPO
settings I am using, and let me know if there is any settings that I need to remove or add?
Thanks

Missing startup script in bridge cc

I have photoshop cc and bridge cc loaded on my computer. I also had CS6 on the same computer. I deleted photoshop CS6 from my computer. When I try to open a file in bridge cc I get an errer message that cs6 cannot be found. I checked my bridge cc startup scripts folder file and it is empty. Has anyone had the same problem?

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Photoshop CS6 Startup Script Missing from Bridge CC

Hi. After downloading a Photoshop CS6 update, Camera Raw unlinked from Bridge CS6. I have a full CC subscription so I downloaded Bridge CC and that solved the problem. Now Photoshop does not appear in the 'tools' menu. It is missing from the Startup Script list in preferences as well. Where can I find or download the photoshop script?
On a mac, using Mavericks.
Thank you!

Bump. Any solutions yet?
restart Bridge holding down option (Mac) or ctrl (Win) key ad from the menu choose reset references. Try again. BTW, the start up scripts from the needed applications for Bridge Tool menu are in Bridge preferences / Start up scripts, they should show and have a checkmark in front of them.

Bridge CS5.1 Tools are missing and there are no startup scripts available.

Brand new MBP with Creative Suite CS5. Not sure what happened to the Bridge Image Processing Tools that where readily available in CS4. I looked for the Startup Scripts mentioned in other forum posts but this folder is empty: Library > Application Support > Adobe > Bridge CS5.1.
Why make us hunt for Startup Scripts?

I think you may be misunderstanding me.
With many advantages with using mail for this forum the disadvantage sometimes is you don't have oversight in the whole thread.
I was merely reacting on Curt with the CS5 and CS5.5 solution that solved some problems earlier this year but reading the thread again that seems not related to yours.
Shortly before Curt his post I read your post about renaming the default folder name (which to me sounds bad). Hence my reference to a solution of an older problem that was solved by creating a new folder with the 5.1 addition and copy the scripts in there
However I still don't understand why you are not able to have a normal setup after clean install.
Without having experience with Lion I really would try the Recovery Disk for resetting your user account. With Pre Lion you could do an Archive and Install and it seems Lion also has such an option.

VB startup script not running on Win7

Hi,
my startup VB script not working on Windows 7. The script should install or uninstall office 2010 based on group membership.
I tested scipt on Windows XP and everything works. When I run script manually, it works.
Quite similiar batch file works, office are installed but not same functionality for me.
I turn UAC off, bot not working.. Also add dword EnableLinkedConnections but nothing change.
Batch file works but VBScript not!
Any advice? Thx

Hi Tomas Cink,
Based on my understanding, the start VB script which is deployed via GPO could not works fine on Windows 7 clients, although it can works fine on Windows XP clients and it can
run sucessfully if manually. Right?
Firstly, please run the following command on the problematic workstation.
Gpresult /h > C:\temp\gpresult.html (“C:\temp\” is the path of the gpresult.html, you can set it by yourself)
This file is used for checking the result of Group Policy information. Open the file to check if the GPO has applied.
If the GPO has applied, please follow the following step to narrow down the issue:
Change the script to the following command: add > %SystemDrive%\Users\test.txt
to the script.
Log on to a client with a regular user account, run
gpupdate/force, and then re-log on to this client.
Check if the test.txt file exists in this location
%SystemDrive%\Users.
If the
test.txt file exists, the GPO with startup script is applied successfully. But the result of running logon script achieves the goal we excepted or not which is still not sure.
Regards,
Lany Zhang

Group Policy Startup Script

Hi,
We have a requirement to delete some of the files from all the desktops in Domain. We have already created a script to achieve the same. But when we are applying the same as startup script for the PC's it is not deleting the files. If we apply as logon script
then it can delete some files because user does not have access to delete all the files. For this reason we want to apply it on startup so that it can run with SYSTEM privilege and delete files but it is not happening.
Please suggest if there is any reason for which the startup script is not able to delete the files. I have already checked by doing RSOP.MSC and GPRESULT and found the script to be present in the startup.
There is no log in the event viewer related to this.

Hi Sukhwin08,
According to your post, the gpresult showed the Startup script has been applied but the script could not run successfully. Right? Please follow the following step to narrow down the issue:
1. Change the script to the following command:
add > %SystemDrive%\Users\test.txt to the script.
2. Log on to a client with a regular user account, run
gpupdate/force, and then re-log on to this client.
3. Check if the test.txt file exists in this location
%SystemDrive%\Users.
If the test.txt file exists, Startup script is applied successfully. But the result of running logon script achieves the goal we expect or not which is still not sure.
Regards,
Lany Zhang

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I have a startup script that only contains the text "SET SERVEROUTPUT ON". I've used this flawlessly in previous versions. In this EA version, it randomly stops displaying the output. If I quit SQL Developer and restart, it works again. I haven't found any pattern to this other than I have multiple unshared worksheets open at a time, and switch between them frequently.
Anyone else run into this or know of a workaround?

Try the Firefox SafeMode. <br />
''A troubleshooting mode, which disables most Add-ons.'' <br />
''(If you're not using it, switch to the Default Theme.)''
# You can open the Firefox 4/5/6/7 SafeMode by holding the '''Shft''' key when you use the Firefox desktop or Start menu shortcut.
# Or use the Help menu item, click on '''Restart with Add-ons Disabled...''' while Firefox is running. <br />
''To exit the Firefox Safe Mode, just close Firefox and wait a few seconds before using the Firefox shortcut (without the Shft key) to open it again.''
If it is good in the Firefox SafeMode, your problem is probably caused by an extension, and you need to figure out which one. <br />
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

Managed server startup script not reading login info from boot.properties

To encrypt the username and password in weblogic admin server, I used a boot.properties file and setting some properties like StoreBootIdentity=true. This works as expected.
Now, I have a weblogic managed server within the same folder i.e.
under /bea/user_projects/domains/mydomain
To get the similar behaviour on this managed server, I created a boot1.properties file and set the following in the startup script
java -Djava.compiler=NONE -ms200m -mx200m $HOTSPOT_OPTIONS -classpath $CLASSPATH -Dweblogic.Domain=mydomain -Dweblogic.Name=$SERVER_NAME -Dweblogic.management.server=$ADMIN_URL -Djava.security.policy==$WL_HOME/server/lib/weblogic.policy -DRCP_PROPS=/data/css/adixit/samsung/scc612/server/cfg/RCP.props -Dlog4j.configuration=log4j.xml -Dweblogic.system.BootIdentityFile=/bea/user_projects/domains/mydomain/boot1.properties -Dweblogic.RootDirectory=/bea/user_projects/domains/mydomain weblogic.Server
When I run the script I get the following :-
<Jan 24, 2005 3:41:44 PM GMT+05:30> <Info> <Security> <BEA-090065> <Getting boot identity from user.>
Enter username to boot WebLogic server:
Why is it not able to pick the username and password from the boot1.properties file ? Any clues ? What settings can I change to make it work ?
Thanks in advance.

Being that you posted this problem a few months ago, I am assuming you found the cause of your problem. I too experienced this same symptom (boot.properties not being read) when trying to start a managed server on a different server than the admin JVM. I found the resolution in the following documentation:
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/ConsoleHelp/startstop.html#BootIdentityFiles
Basically, you have to copy the SerializedSystemIni.dat from the server that the admin JVM is on to the secondary server where the managed JVM is going to run. I was able to do as the link says (add the boot.properties file with plain text passwords and have it encrypted). Hope this helps you or someone else down the road.

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