I can second that. Kix script that has worked for years, can't map drives during logon on Windows 7. It goes through the routine like it worked, but in Explorer or CMD, the drive are not there. When the script is manually ran after login, the mapped drives shows up.
Kix 4.6 and 4.61
Windows 7 x64 Pro 6.1.7600
Windows 2003 AD
My script looks like this, which works fine for XP SP3
cls
?
?
color w+/n
? "Default Domain GPO Logon Script"
?
sleep 5
?
color w/n
use x: "\\wind-dvr\photos"
? @error
? @serror
if @error = 0
? "Drive X mapped for Photos"
endif
use y: /d
use y: "\\wind-dvr\mp3data"
? @error
? @serror
if @error = 0
? "Drive Y mapped of MP3s"
endif
use list
?
sleep 20
and the output looks like this:
Default Domain GPO Logon Script
0
The operation completed successfully.
Drive X mapped for Photos
0
The operation completed successfully.
Drive Y mapped of MP3s
Current redirections :
X: --> \\wind-dvr\photos
Y: --> \\wind-dvr\mp3data
This kix script is started off in my OU's GPO, by a CMD file that looks like this:
@echo off
%logonserver%\netlogon\kix\kix32.exe %logonserver%\sysvol\dxb.lan\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9}\USER\Scripts\Logon\default.kix
rem net use x: \\wind-dvr\photos
rem net use y: \\wind-dvr\mp3data
(I rem-ed out the two "net use" lines. They were added once I discovered that the kix script was no longer mapping my x: and y: drive. They work. I rem-ed them out to retest the kix script.)
