I need a bit of a refresher on this. I have a script I need to run for my PCs. It removes an old agent, if present, then installs an updated agent. Is it possible to run this as a workstation script, since the script calls a remote UNC path for the updated install? I thought since it is running as a workstation script (called via startup GPO setting), it can't see the network yet. Or am I incorrect? I can run this under the user policy section, which would be preferred so I could provide a message box or two. However users are not administrators. Also the script takes a bit of time to run (it removes Configuration Manager client, which for those of you using CM know that takes a while.). Doesn't use much CPU or memory, so again this might be better to run as a user startup GPO setting? Suggestions and comments appreciated. Tom
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