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I have created a PowerShell script to stop a service at logon for specific user accounts. The script is distributed via group policy (User Config > Policies> Windows Settings > Scripts > logon). The script is located in a file location that all users have read and write access, the script has been signed, the execution policy is such that it will allow signed scripts, I have added the appropriate users to scope, and I have added authenticated users (read) to delegation. Every time I do a gpupdate and gpresult I get the error Access Denied (Security Filtering).
The AD is on a 2012 server and it is going to a Windows 7 client.
The policy is linked to the domain.
I am not sure what is causing the access denied error, but would greatly appreciate some help.
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Hi,
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