I currently have a need to create temporary writable shares on a few Windows machines when a certain set of users logs in. Two ways I can implement it is either through a logon script (net share …

Can you type net share cmd in cmd prompt and verify whether sysvol/netlogon share appears and its accessible form the network. Also, verify the system time matches with PDC time. If, you found …

We are running a windows server 2012 r2 AD environment and would like to dynamically map user specific network drives at time of logon to domain desktop sessions. We created a network share on …

Because start up command could be modified by users. If you really need get that goal by using logon command, refer to the sample of Logoncommands and use command:

b)Reboot the SharePoint server. c)From command prompt change directories to : C:\program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\BIN, run stsadm.exe -o …

The problem is that in Computer only the S share is seen, and at times none - this is the only user where this is happening. The mapped drives are set to reconnect at logon. If I execute the logon script …

To scan the integrity of all system files and repair them, run this command: sfc /scannow /offbootdir=d:\ /offwindir=d:\windows

I am using PsExec run a command window on a remote computer which calls a batch file. There following seems to work PsExec.exe cmd /k "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio …

Software installation succeeds after this change. Ofcourse for silverlight this isn't an issue as it's only 1 command I need to fire, but for some other applications I need to fire several commands and would …

Then, I used another Sharepoint 2016 Management shell . It prompted me: The local farm is not accessible. Comlets with FeatureDependencyID are not registered.