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HeidiS
March 7th 05, 10:15 PM
We are migrating to Windows XP, and are finding that our vbs domain logon
scripts that ran in Windows 2000 are now displaying an error "Permission
denied" when trying to copy a file from a server to the C:\ drive (using
fso.CopyFile).
As I understand it, Windows XP may have restricted permissions at the root
of C:, which is causing this error for all but users who are Administrators...
I'm fairly new to vbs, and welcome any ideas about how to work around this
limitation. or some thoughts on how best to accomplish a file copy via logon
script to Windows XP machines...
thanks in advance for any suggestions/input~

David H. Lipman
March 7th 05, 11:13 PM
From: "HeidiS" >

| We are migrating to Windows XP, and are finding that our vbs domain logon
| scripts that ran in Windows 2000 are now displaying an error "Permission
| denied" when trying to copy a file from a server to the C:\ drive (using
| fso.CopyFile).
| As I understand it, Windows XP may have restricted permissions at the root
| of C:, which is causing this error for all but users who are Administrators...
| I'm fairly new to vbs, and welcome any ideas about how to work around this
| limitation. or some thoughts on how best to accomplish a file copy via logon
| script to Windows XP machines...
| thanks in advance for any suggestions/input~



I suggest the following News Group for your scripting needs...
microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting

--
Dave

HeidiS
March 8th 05, 12:01 AM
thank you! I will try that newgroup...

"David H. Lipman" wrote:

> From: "HeidiS" >
>
> | We are migrating to Windows XP, and are finding that our vbs domain logon
> | scripts that ran in Windows 2000 are now displaying an error "Permission
> | denied" when trying to copy a file from a server to the C:\ drive (using
> | fso.CopyFile).
> | As I understand it, Windows XP may have restricted permissions at the root
> | of C:, which is causing this error for all but users who are Administrators...
> | I'm fairly new to vbs, and welcome any ideas about how to work around this
> | limitation. or some thoughts on how best to accomplish a file copy via logon
> | script to Windows XP machines...
> | thanks in advance for any suggestions/input~
>
>
>
> I suggest the following News Group for your scripting needs...
> microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting
>
> --
> Dave
>
>
>

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