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RE: set wallpaper when login to the window 2000 server ... - 3/15/2006 6:55:25 PM
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rOOs
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oops, sorry..
with "all users" you mean the wallpaper that it shows before logon?
or do you mean for every user that is loggin onto this machine? (then maybe put a script in alluser-autostart that runs when user logon)
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RE: set wallpaper when login to the window 2000 server ... - 3/15/2006 11:31:35 PM
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Cybex
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If I am not mistaken an actual "Logon Script" runs under a little different permissions than a VBScript in the Start Up folder would. I think a logon script can set these type of settings. Why are you doing it this way versus an actual logon script? If you must do it this way I think you are going to have to supply alternate credentials to obtain the necessary permission to do what you are trying.
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RE: set wallpaper when login to the window 2000 server ... - 3/20/2006 2:28:52 AM
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ebgreen
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I think to get some help you will need to do something of a reset here. Please concisely explain:
-What it is you are trying to accomplish.
-What you have tried so far.
-Why it did not work.
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RE: set wallpaper when login to the window 2000 server ... - 3/20/2006 1:39:38 PM
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Cybex
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Are you putting the file.vbs in the startup folder in the all users folder or are you running the script from a logon server as a true logon script?
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RE: set wallpaper when login to the window 2000 server ... - 3/20/2006 2:48:53 PM
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Cybex
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That is why it fails to run properly while end users logon. Any application or script in the all users or an individual users "Startup Folder" runs via the permissions of the user that is logging on. Meaning unless the user has permission to alter the registry then they will not be able to change the registry data you need to in order to accomplish what it is you are trying to do.
Are you operating in an actual domain environment or a workgroup environment? When you say "user login to the server(using the terminal services)" I get nervous... Why would a non-admin or "user" be logging onto a server? I will more forward under the assumption that you are referring to a Citrix like, application mode, Terminal Services setup. Due to this I will also assume you have AD setup in a true domain environment. If so, stop putting scripts in the all users folder! Put your script on the logon server and under the user profiles point their logon script to the logon server share that has your script. Have a user logon and the script should run prior to the user having fully logged on and the settings get changed. After it runs and the settings are changed the user is logged on and still does not have rights to change the registry data.
Google the process of setting up logon scripts if you have any more questions. If you have VBScript questions post them here.
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