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  1. hooverd

    Elevate a Domain User permissions

    Hi all I have been searching for an answer to this for a while. I have a script that works Great as a Domain admin. However I need to write the Log to Program Files Folder and a normal user doesn't have write permissions, also they do have read only to WINNT folder. The script runs under the...
  2. hooverd

    Defrag

    Sorry Win 2K.
  3. hooverd

    Defrag

    Good morning, I am trying to come up with a script that I can use with Schedualer that automaticly defrags the local drives and puts a log file on a server
  4. hooverd

    Printers on a Domain

    Hi, I need to document in an output file all network printers and who is mapped to them (username) in a domain environment. I have seen many scripts that show what is mapped to my local system, but I need to see all users and the mapped printer they are using. This is a Great Forum Thanks
  5. hooverd

    Copy System Log

    Thanks I am Domain Admin.
  6. hooverd

    Copy System Log

    Thanks but I can't get it to connect to server. It does create a file on my C: though. Thanks
  7. hooverd

    Copy System Log

    Good morning I need to script getting the System log from a print server "cscprnt" and copy it to a txt file on my Workstation "WS8582". Any idead? Thanks hooverd
  8. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    That worked... Thank you very much. I knew it was something simple. Thanks again hooverd
  9. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    Ok here is the whole script. everything works EXCEPT the line to map the users Home drive (i:) Option Explicit ' Declare basic objects dim wshFSO : Set wshFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") dim wshShell : Set wshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") dim wshSysEnv': Set...
  10. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    This is from my .bat file net use i: \\cscapp1\%username%$ net use k: /d net use k: \\cscapp1\servicemailpool net use g: /d net use g: \\cscfs\smart\prod net use h: /d NET USE H: \\cscfs\smart\COMMON net use o: /d net use o: \\DAP\image$ /persistent:no net use s: /d net use s...
  11. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    The lines I pasted are from my VBS script all the drive mappings shown work great except for the line for the users home directory. Yes in the batch format it works fine for all. Just not in vbs format. Thanks
  12. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    I know this sounds stupid but I have tried every combination of your methods and it still dowsn't work. Thanks
  13. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    No the I drive is not mapped at this time. Thanks
  14. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    Thank you Mark but I have tried that from your post several times and in different ways and can't get it to work. Here is some of my script.. I is the designated drive letter. oNetwork.MapNetworkDrive "h:", "\\CSCFS\prod" On Error Resume Next oNetwork.MapNetworkDrive "i:"...
  15. hooverd

    Mapped drive

    I have been searching this and other forums to find how to map a users home drive. Our enviroment is locked down and the user shares are hidden ($). Nothing I have tried has worked. The mapping works great in a .bat format. Thanks hooverd
  16. hooverd

    System Environment

    I have been searching threads and Forums but can't find an answer to this problem. I have a VB Script that maps drives and deletes temp folders and temp Internet folders. I need also to delete the WINNT temp folder, but that requires different permissions than a regular user has. I saw a thread...

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