batch file at shutdown

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ToddAndMargo

Hi All,

I have a batch file that backs up my c:
drive to a second drive. Where is the proper
place to trigger this batch file to run at
shutdown?

Many thanks,
-T
 
Hi ToddAndMargo,
find the item "Group Policy Editor" on your
Administrators Tools menu. Having opened this, either go to "Computer
Configuration" and then "Scripts" then "Shutdown" - Point the dialogue box
there to your batch file location on your hard drive. Close up - all done.
You batch file script will run at system shutdown.
 
Hi ToddAndMargo,
find the item "Group Policy Editor" on your
Administrators Tools menu. Having opened this, go to "Computer
Configuration" and then "Scripts" then "Shutdown" - Point the dialogue box
there to your batch file location on your hard drive. Close up - all done.
You batch file script will run at system shutdown.
 
Tim said:
Hi ToddAndMargo,
find the item "Group Policy Editor" on your
Administrators Tools menu. Having opened this, either go to "Computer
Configuration" and then "Scripts" then "Shutdown" - Point the dialogue box
there to your batch file location on your hard drive. Close up - all done.
You batch file script will run at system shutdown.
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Thank you!
 

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