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Expensive Sushi
running scripts on XP
I've tried this problem on the networking forum with out success. can anyone out there help me with this.
This problem has got me
I'm running a w2k network in a school. each IT room is in an OU and a start up script runs to install a printer in the room where the PC's are in each OU.
We now have a room with XP Pro workstations and this method of installing printers does not work...it still works if you put a w2k pro workstation in the OU, but not on the XP machines.
If I double click the bat/vbs file (I've tired both) the printer installs fine.
I've also tried it as a logon script instead of a startup script and that does not work either.
here is the script that I use in a .bat file, this works on w2k machines but not on xp.
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /u /in /n\\Admin_Server\staff-pr
can anyone help?
thanks
silvernetman
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I always use the NET USE <resource> command to map resources.
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Crash Test Dummy
{EDIT} I think Thermo came up with the answer back in the network forum.
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