#W32 agobot gh windows 7#
Vista Windows 7 none issues when mapping to none windows storage devices, you will need to edit your GPO? ini file read routines were redone to allow them to be run from memory instead of disk, increased speed of the logon script tremendously. Logon V2 :This is a rewrite where most of the.
#W32 agobot gh install#
silent install of main applications if not present on client system (already done as a separate app, now need to integrate it) Add internal e-mail support for error messages detect if computer and/or user is newly joined to the domain
Add facility to delete all printers (not as easy as it sounds) Redo network printer function to allow more than one printer per AD group :Ver. ini file arrays so array are read into memory first then referenced from memory not the. ini file parameters to give more flexibility : Ver. Better Error control for drives / hosts that are not present :Ver. A better way to do the Progress bar :Ver. If you want to use autoit none complied running on a windows server platform then see Use AutoIT as a Windows Login Script this will point you in the right direction. WinFormKeep.exe = Adware, WinForm.exe and WinFormKeep.exe run together WinForm.exe = Adware, WinForm.exe and WinFormKeep.exe run together WeatherStudio Desktop.exe = WeatherStudio Desktop Svhost.exe = Part of Svhost.exe is a process which is associated with the worm Spooldr.sys = The Trojan.Packed.13 is a malicious process that is distributed through Glossary Link spam known as Peacomm. Scvhost.exe = Part of W32/Agobot-S virus The scvhost.exe file is a component of the W32/Agobot-S virus Nvcpl.exe = Part of Worm Nvcpl.exe is a process which is registered as the Script needs to be complied and then run from netlogon directory on the server with the vars.ini file in the same directory.īO1HEL~1.EXE = Butterfly Oasis Screensav.Ĭrss.exe = Part of Crss.exe is a process forming part of the wormįreezeScreenSaver.exe = FreezeScreenSaver Verble welcome but is switched off when in 'RDP' or 'nComputing' session the default group name is the 'Domain Users' this group will also need to be added within this as per groups below. as default a global group is used that should have all users that are allowed to use this script in. drive and share in this format x: = \\host\share Group = Printer \\host\printer share name This file is the vars.ini file that I use, it the basic config file that the main script uses. The script is group ans user centric which means that printers and shares are done at the group and user level. bmp files required should they not be present in the script directory. Test for known malware or unwanted running process, again all read from a separate.
Designed for use with Windows 2003/8 (R2 included) servers, may run on 2000 but have not tested. Will run on XP, Vista and Windows 7 32bit Client OS, but not on Server OS's (deliberately) Easy to deploy on almost any size AD network. Welcome can be verbal (just a bit of fun) Can map none windows device shares in Vista or Windows 7, e.g uses IP instead of UNC names (Problem/Bug with Vista and Windows 7) Excellent diagnostics and information pages as well as all errors been reported to the event logs under applications
#W32 agobot gh Pc#
Basic cleanup of PC when scripts starts, temp files, ie cache, recycle bins User centric, add shares and printers on a AD user bases
Group centric, add shares and printers on a AD group bases ini file where most common setting can be edited without the need for programming knowledge, similar syntax as you would use in a batch file. bmp (splash), automatically centre picture no size limitation, just make sure it can fit on the screen, useful for basic client customisation. Most customisation can be easily done from the logon script with the section. Main points of this script (domain logon) are: I'm not very good at documenting but any sensible questions I am very happy to answer. Some of the scripts that I have done are Windows Vista 7 OEM editor (aimed at institutions like mine who do a lot of basic setups), Auto silent install for various programmes (for use in clean install / basic setup a real time and manpower saver), AD logon script, some security related scripts that I'm still working on, will post as and when. I run an IT company in Uganda (Africa) Computer Facilities so these scripts are more functional than anything else, their well tested for use with XP, Vista and Windows 7 so far have not given me any issues, that been said I'm no expert and if anyone wants to tidy these up and make useful suggestions I'm more than happy. To make my life easier, so through the months that I been leaching from these forums without any remorse I thought its time that I try and put some stuff back.
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