Put this batch script called gpupdatenoreboot.bat on a network share: gpupdate /force /wait:60. This occurs on a XP 32bit client as well as on a Win 7 64bit client. But a few are shared and a couple are 24 hr ,around the clock, between 2 people. Gpupdate /force /boot /logoff When executing this file it causes an infinite loop, executing the line in the same cmd window again and again. Thi slast part isnt such a big problem cause most of the com,puters the same user uses and are here the same times everyday. and if possible to do it after they log-off.

Some people tend to work late, really late. If possible I would just like ot be able to create a schedule that wouldnt boot a user off if they were on. So I really doubt its a permissions problem. Things such as adding share drives, resetting paswords, creatiing distribution lists, and adding printers and software we are able to do. could I be a effective as to just go arounf restarting the computers? Im still looking for a solution, and I thank you for the reply.Ībout the whole permissions thing, we are given some permissions. Ok gpupdate basics then on to your script. I did some research on this and tell me if Im wrong but from what I was ready it gave me the feeling that gpupdate/force accomplishes the same thing as retarting the computer. I need two scripts one that will do GPUpdate /force then reboot PC and one.

It takes more time loggoin in than to do it. What Im really trying t supress is to not have to go to every individual machine login and do it. I can go in and do the command and it works just fine.

Gpupdate force batch file