Slogic.bat script does not run (4309417)

Desktop Authority (SLogic.bat) does not execute on a client machine.

There can be many reasons why the script is not executed during logon:

1. The script (SLogic.bat) has not been assigned to the user account
2. The replication has not taken place at all
3. The domain has not synchronized since the replication (NTFRS replication
4. There is a software restriction policy preventing the script (SLogic.bat or batches files) from executing
5. Anti-Virus is preventing the script (SLogic.bat) from executing
6. The script is actually being executed, but it is finished before the DA( Desktop Authority) logo can be displayed
7. The Windows environment variable "%windir%" is not defined properly
8. The script (SLogic.bat) is being called from another script (batch file)

Troubleshooting steps:

1. Assign SLogic or SLogic.bat to the specified user account either by using the Assign Script feature in DA or through Active Directory.
2. Replicate changes within Desktop Authority.
3. Launch Active Directory Sites and Services and force a synchronization of the domain.
4. Try re-assigning another batch file (Test.bat) to the affected user, if the test batch file does not execute then SLogic.bat will also not execute. Remove the software restriction.
5. Set an exclusion within the Anti-Virus application for SLogic.bat.
6. Execute the script (SLogic.bat) manually from the authenticating Domain Controller and SLTrace.htm located in the user's temp directory (either %temp% or %temp%\Desktop Authority).
7. Check the %windir% environment variable on the client machine and ensure that it is defined properly.
8. Assign SLogic.bat to the user account.

Please Contact Support if assistance is still needed.

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