What permissions are required for Logon scripts to run?
Logon and Logoff scripts run with the credentials of the user. It is recommended that the group “Domain Users” be given permission to any resources used by either of these scripts. For example, if the Logon or Logoff script writes to a log file, the group “Domain Users” should be given read/write access to the file or the folder where the log file is located. Most users have limited privileges on the local computer, so Logon and Logoff scripts will have the same limited privileges. Startup and Shutdown scripts run with the credentials of the computer object. It is recommended that the group “Domain Computers” be given permission to any resources used by the Startup or Shutdown scripts. However, Startup and Shutdown scripts have System privileges on the local computer. This gives Startup and Shutdown scripts access to the local file system and registry. If you plan to make any configuration or desktop changes with Logon or Startup scripts, remember that changes to the user (or to the HK
