Unfortunately these scripts don't run until after my PowerShell has been forcably stopped. Exiting I don't know if it will apply here, how it works, and if it is "wired up" aka "working" in CTP3, but I'll try to find out.
Another thought might be to create alerts on your management computer for TCP Connections active. Most probably perfmon alerting has a. Or you always continually ping or nbtstat your servers from your management host and send entries to the EventViewer on your 'management host'. That would really be great. When shutdown occurs, if existing processes are stopped by doing the equivalent of clicking the [X] and this can detect that I'm all set!
In fact, it seems to not fire if you try to register it in the same host. Detecting system shutdown. Reply to author. Report message as abuse. Show original message.
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The following events are logged in the System event log:. The behavior is caused by a race condition between network initialization, locating a Domain Controller and processing Group Policy. If the network isn't available, a Domain Controller won't be located, and Group Policy processing will fail.
Once the operating system has loaded and a network link is negotiated and established, background refresh of Group Policy will succeed. I've tried your script, and added the line above to run notepad and nothing happens. Windows logs off as normal and notepad does not run. Can you explain what you want to run at shutdown? That may be helpful. Saying "I want to run a program at shutdown" doesn't help.
Saying "I want to run "Insert name of app here" at shutdown" would help. Ideally I want to create an installer package which runs on a standalone pc that installs my vbscript in the logoff and shutdown same as GPEDIT can do , so that my vbscript runs when a users logs off or shuts down. Believe me, I've tried lots of methods to no avail. So volly or anyone, any ideas? Am wondering if possible to monitor for a logoff and then run a scipt?
You should be able to add the shutdown script to the GPO via registry and file modification. I did this and it worked for me:. I exported both keys, copied off the scripts. The only thing that I can see that might be an issue is if you are exporting the.. From your description it sounds like you are exporting the.. I've done further testing: This time I manually added by script via gpedit. So I then exported the "whole" of my registry, and copied off the scripts.
Went back into gpedit, removed my script. Then, I ovewrite the scripts. After a bit of hacking, here is a way to run a program using AutoIT at shutdown. Launch this script with 1 to 5 parameters per the spec for ShellExecuteWait. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community.
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