Control execution of GPO Script
hi guys,
i have request boss, launch our internal portal in users computer login.
this part easy implement, created script , assign startup event, problem is, users have slow computers , high number of small applications starting when computer starts, giving them idea portal slow, , delaying more startup of computer.
this in part true, computer takes more time startup, because has 1 more application run, , portal takes lot of time, because cpu time has shared among other applications starting.
so, thought maybe there do, maybe 1 of options bellow, or other may remember:
- controll "portal" script, execute, only, after applications defined in windows have started up;
- controll "portal" script, execute, x minutes after windows startup. not beautiful, because users fast computers, see portal after while, , users extremely slow computers, have same problem described in issue;
- controll "portal" script, execute in "silent mode", , after script runs (iexplorer process executed, , cpu time stop consuming), show browser. delay computer startup, not impression portal taking long, , run, "more or less", smoothly.
thanks & regards,
cool7up
just idea...
xp (hard)
create short cut in users startup folder in start menu (user group policy preferences in users configuration > preferences > windows settings > shortcuts ) create small batch script has the some sort of third party tool timeout command on first line delay the launch of ie... configured program run minimsed way appears minimsed program in taskbar...
vista or win 7 (easy)
if running vista or win 7 create scheduled task under users configuration > preferences > control panel settings > scheduled task
configure trigger , set "begin task:" "at log on" , under advanced settings tick "delay task for" "30 seconds".
thats should it..
alan burchill http://www.grouppolicy.biz
Windows Server > Group Policy
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