Where do i find startup scripts?

Every time i log on to my pc at work using vista ultimate, i get a
compatibility issue with some aspect of small business server... Thats not
really the issue, all i want to do is stop it running in the first place.

It calls setup.exe on a network drive, and it is one of the very first
things that appears when i login, so it obviously has priority... Its not in
the registry or windows defender, so it must be part of some script
somewhere. Anyone know where i might find it?

If it is a server based login script your user profile on the server will
be pointing to a script or batch file located on the server.
If you are the admin of the server the check the profile tab of
your user account on the server.



"Luke" <Luke@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4C8E262B-C5A8-40B9-A818-938295005BF2@microsoft.com...
> Every time i log on to my pc at work using vista ultimate, i get a
> compatibility issue with some aspect of small business server... Thats not
> really the issue, all i want to do is stop it running in the first place.
>
> It calls setup.exe on a network drive, and it is one of the very first
> things that appears when i login, so it obviously has priority... Its not
> in
> the registry or windows defender, so it must be part of some script
> somewhere. Anyone know where i might find it?

"Luke" <Luke@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4C8E262B-C5A8-40B9-A818-938295005BF2@microsoft.com...
> Every time i log on to my pc at work using vista ultimate, i get a
> compatibility issue with some aspect of small business server... Thats not
> really the issue, all i want to do is stop it running in the first place.
>
> It calls setup.exe on a network drive, and it is one of the very first
> things that appears when i login, so it obviously has priority... Its not
> in
> the registry or windows defender, so it must be part of some script
> somewhere. Anyone know where i might find it?


Update the SBS server for Vista

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...4-e0c8c169fac3

Or edit the user in the SBS Server Management console so the user either
doesn't load the logon script or loads a different one.

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca