Yes. It is possible to run. You can run the batch file using any one of the method:

1) Click on Start and then click on Run. In the Run dialog box, type gpedit.msc and hit Enter or click on OK. It will open Group Policy Editor. Then, click on Computer Configuration and then Windows Settings and then Scripts (Startup/Shutdown).

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2) Click on Start and then click on Run. In the Run dialog box, type gpedit.msc and hit Enter or click on OK. It will open Group Policy Editor. Then, click on User Configuration and then Windows Settings and then Scripts (Logon/Logoff).

It will use the System account to run the file which has administrator privileges. And, this will run everytime you start the computer. You can also restrict the script from running using condition if it is already completed its job.

what are the condition parameters

Originally Posted by ejs

what are the condition parameters

Means, if you want the script to run only once a day, then you can restrict it by using the conditions. For example, you have a script which you want to run during Startup. You will be rebooting the system twice a day. But, you don’t want it to run twice. Only once a day you want to run. At that time, you can use the conditions to restrict the script from running if it is already completed its job.

Hi there, server is not possible to restart even once in a day. So how to run a batch file ( may be just once ) in the Live/production server? So, commands like add a user a/c to local admin group can execute without restart. Cheers,