Powershell Progress Bar without knowing estimated time ?! Programming & Development.Enabling this setting will also ensure that drives mapped via GP Preferences will be available immediately after logon instead of a minute or two later. " Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon" - yes, I have also 'Enabled' that setting to ensure the software deployment policy is processed on the first try, otherwise it will take 2 reboots. Also, according to this GP's help text, 30sec is already the default value. SSD-based machines tend to boot fast enough that the setting is not needed.
Only needed in environments where many of the PCs still have slow hard drives. " Specify startup policy processing wait time" - In my experience this setting is Though I know being here and seeing and touching would be so much easier, I appreciate any help offered. I posted this to Webroot and got very little feedback so thought I would post here as it is more GPO related than Webroot. I would love feedback on if this (the above settings) is normal for most or NOT? So I'm going to add a few more test computers to see if all is well. I've also confirmed I can access the msi file via UNC (start\Run\paste UNC, ta-da) and lastly the gpresult /H GPReport.html doesn't seem to show much, I don't even see the GPO listed.Īfter more google searches I came upon these two settings that helped push an install to my three test computers.Ĭomputer Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > System > Group Policy > Policy > Startup policy processing - Changed amount to wait (in seconds) to 30.Ĭomputer Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > System > Logon > Enabled: Always wait for the network at computer startup logon
I created a new OU called Test-OU and moved my two test computers to this Test-OU then linked the new policy created via video above.
User Policy update has completed successfully." The system will wait for Group Policy processing to finish completely before the next startup or logon for this user, and this may result in slow startup and boot performance. "The Group Policy Client Side Extension Software Installation was unable to apply one or more settings because the changes must be processed before system startup or user logon. But I'm not getting any deployment on my test computers. For GPO deployment to a T (or so I think).
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