Windows 7 and uac doesn't like running from the netlogon folder.
I have clients with anywhere from 3 to several thousand Win-7 desktops that run login scrips from NetLogon (standard logon, not GPO) without any issue. The majority have UAC enabled and most users are not local admins.
Running scripts synchronously doesn't generally solve problems. Its often used to insure that the login script completes configuration of the user environment prior to loading the desktop and allowing the user to muck around. If your login script takes more than a few seconds to run, a user can load and run apps before all resources are available. Running the script synchronously prevents this.
Glenn
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