mtechg17œ„gb±ë¬²*²hœ®‹(~×(

I've got a .bat file that changes the local admin file and then writes some
text in a shared file. Is it possible to have this RunOnce per machine? I
have it configured under Computer Config > Admin Templates > System > Run
These programs at user logon. I see the option of Do not process the run
once list. What is this about and how do I access it? I could do something
with bat file to create a temp file and check if it exists but I wanted to
check to see if AD could do it in a cleaner manner.

TIA

mark heitbrink [mvp]

Hi,

MTechG schrieb:

Only Inside the script, not by GPO.

The Idea: Ask for the existence of an object, if it exist, do nothing,
if it not exist, run your command and create this object in the end.
The next run will find it and so do nothing ...

if not exist %systemroot%\nameofile.txt (
some commands
another command
more commands
) > %systemroot%\nameofile.txt

Mark
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mtechg17œ„gb±ë¬²*²hœ®‹(~×(

Thanks Mark I just wanted to check.