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Greetings!
In regards to pushing MSI packages via AD GPO, I'm looking for a script that will check/uncheck the box "uninstall this application when it falls out of scope". Does anyone know if this is possible and if so, what the code may look like?

Thanks!

Greetings!
In regards to pushing MSI packages via AD GPO, I'm looking for a script that will check/uncheck the box "uninstall this application when it falls out of scope". Does anyone know if this is possible and if so, what the code may look like?

Thanks!

Well said jv and thanks for the reply and clarification on the use of the ampersand.

Haha! It worked without any modifications. I had two issues (or at least I thought) with the input initially, and never tried it after I fixed the first issue. Working on too many scripts at once.

Thanks again for your help.

Hmm. Didn't work.
Do I put the replace line in after it reads the line from the input file? I'm assuming this is the case. I also tried editing the input so that there was literally a backslash in there, but nothing.

I'm querying OU's for computers and groups. The input file contains the ADs paths for the OU's that I am pulling from. For example:
<LDAP://OU=desktops&laptops,OU=computers,dc=mydomain,dc=com>

My code will pull anything except for the one with the "&" in it.

I have an "&" as part of an input file. The input file is just passing a string to the code. How do I make it act as a string character and not a vbscript &?
Thanks!

I have an "&" as part of an input file. The input file is just passing a string to the code. How do I make it act as a string character and not a vbscript &?
Thanks!

I need to run a vbs as a specific user.
I've tried a few different ways to do a "runas" for a vbs, but I'm still unsuccessful. Does anyone know of a good solution for this?

Thanks!

Greetings, I am looking for a vbscript that returns all of the groups that a single computer is a member of (I will be using this in a loop across hundreds/thousands of computers). I've been looking for about an hour and it seems to be easily done with a user object, but not with a computer object. ...