I took over a network that had some AD issues, including GP. We have cleared up the problem, it was a replication issue, and MS Tech support verified it as now working. I can also create, and edit GPOs and they work.
There is a mish mosh of GPOs, a couple that call batch login scripts, but none of which relate to my issue.
The issue is this... on every machine, for every user (in the domain), an error message pops up maybe a minute or two after Windows boots that says, "z:\tiremote.exe The system cannot find the drive specified."
In the login scripts, there WERE references to mapping of a Z:\ drive, and running this "tiremote.exe" (a remote control component of a very old version of "Track-IT!" helpdesk software). But they are remarked out, in all batch
scripts, and the sysvol of all DCs all have the same batch scripts.
In addition, I went over all Group Policy objects, including the default domain policy, and there are no references to a batch script in that one.
I know this is not a remnant that is existing on the computers themselves, as I have built brand new machines, and as soon as I add them to the domain, even when logging in just as the default domain admin, that "Z:\tiremote.exe" error comes up.
Every time, every machine.
When I look at RSOPs, I do not see anything that would be applying a script or policy that references this timremote.exe. I have created a brand new user, in a brand new OU, that had a brand new test GPO (very vanilla, not scripts), and STILL, the
error comes up upon boot. I've also used the tool in the GPMC to test what applies when a user signs onto a given workstation, with several users, on several machines, and I do not see anything that calls this. Unless the REM statments somehow
are not working (I guess I could delete them), but this seems highly unlikely to me.
I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on troubleshooting tools I could use other than those I've mentioned, or have any ideas on what to try to get this very annoying remnant (been popping up on workstations since Track-IT! was decommisioned many years
ago. It would be nice to get rid of this ever present reminder to users that there's something not quite right with the login (even though it affects nothing).
Thank you very much.
T.Murray