Windows 7 Login Script / Group Policy Problems ???????????????
Have a strange one, hope someone can help.I am migrating our users from XP to Windows 7 and have looked at our legacy login scripts in an attempt to improve them. They use legacy apps like syncdir and If member to function, which is fine, but i wanted to script the lot.Basically I have a VBscript and tested everything out and tested it fine. If i run this script logged in then it exectutes perfectly. Now the problem.Knowing that this works, I have a new Group Policy for Windows 7 and have point the login script section to my login script.When I login i get an error message.It says Line : 110Char 4Error: ActiveX component cant create object: 'InternetExplorer.Application'Code 800A01ADMicrosfot VBScript runtime errorHere is this section of the script, which is basically where i create the IE Windowline 110 - Set oExplorer = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") oExplorer.Navigate2 "about:blank" oExplorer.Width = 550 oExplorer.Height = 300 oExplorer.Top = 300 oExplorer.Left = 300 oExplorer.Toolbar = false oExplorer.Menubar = false oExplorer.Statusbar = false oExplorer.Visible = TrueWhat is weird, is like i say if i run this logged in no problems at all. after this fails, if i run it again logged in its fine. if i the delete some files ( as its a synchronisation script) and then log out and back in again it magically starts working again.now been fiddling with this all morning and think i have pinpointed it that once it has corrected itself again, if i then run a gp/update on the machine, once i have logged off/rebooted hey presto the problem returns.Have found little issues similar on net but to know avail yet.LIKE I SAID THIS IS ON A WINDOWS 7 MACHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Apprecaite any help...............ThanksLee
December 31st, 2009 6:13pm

Hi, Regarding this scripting related issue and we have specific forum for this, it is recommended that you go to our Scripting Forum for help. Thanks. Hope this issue will be resolved soon!Nicholas Li - MSFT
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January 5th, 2010 1:05pm

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