Possible to run login Tasks again once logged in?

[Guest]

Hi All

Is there any way to run all the login tasks (map network drives, update profile etc) again when you are already logged into windows, without having to shut all your programmes and login again?

Chris

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Hi All,

Is there any way to run all the login tasks (map network drives, update

profile etc) again when you are already logged into windows, without having
to shut all your programmes and login again?

Chris

Are you talking about a domain login? If yes, then check the name of the
login batch file. It is often something like

\\YourServer\netlogon\netlogon.bat

Once you know the name of that batch file, create a shortcut to it on your
desktop.

 

[J.C. Hornbeck [MSFT]]

There is no way to automatically retrigger these processes once logged in.
Depending on the exact results you're looking to achieve you might be able
to automate it in other ways via a batch file or some other programming
though. For example you can always run a login script by executing it
directly from the server.

--
J.C. Hornbeck, MCSE
Microsoft Product Support

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Hi All,

Is there any way to run all the login tasks (map network drives, update

profile etc) again when you are already logged into windows, without having
to shut all your programmes and login again?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

You wrote "There is no way to automatically retrigger these
processes once logged in." I think this would be a fairly
trivial exercise:
1. Log on.
2. The Task Scheduler launches a certain job, fully automatically.
3. This job waits for three minutes, for example.
4. The job then re-executes the login script.