Where is the location for the windows logon script?

I am looking for the location for the windows logon script file. I need to compare two script files
The issue that I am having is that one laptop is not automatically mapping network drives even though the user is in the correct active directory group.
Another user is in the same group and has the network drive mapped, so I need to compare both logon scripts from both laptops.
Maybe these scripts can be read or edited in notepad but I need the location if anybody can help?

Hello Tomcolgan,

To find the location of a user's logon script, while logged in as the user, run the command:
net user "%USERNAME%" | find "Logon script"
or for a domain user,
net user "%USERNAME%" /domain | find "Logon script"

Thanks for your reply but can you check my screenshot it doesn't seem to work

in the username part am I to use only LDAP or full email address for domain user

also in the domain part do I put in my domain or leave it as domain

Okay thanks I'll give this a try in work tomorrow! And I will revert back :)

Okay so I copied and pasted it in and nothing came back only the words Logon Script

tomcolgan said:

Okay so I copied and pasted it in and nothing came back only the words Logon Script

Then there is no logon script assigned to the user. However, this logon script feature isn't the only method one can go about for executing a script during logon.

Every user has a Startup folder. Each item in this Startup folder is invoked during a user's logon phase. It's rather informal for a domain administrator to setup user accounts this way, but it does get the job done.

The location of a user's Startup folder is
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
or the Startup folder for all users on the machine,
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Try checking those locations for the logon script.

Pyprohly said:

tomcolgan said:

Okay so I copied and pasted it in and nothing came back only the words Logon Script

Then there is no logon script assigned to the user. However, this logon script feature isn't the only method one can go about for executing a script during logon.

Every user has a Startup folder. Each item in this Startup folder is invoked during a user's logon phase. It's rather informal for a domain administrator to setup user accounts this way, but it does get the job done.

The location of a user's Startup folder is
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
or the Startup folder for all users on the machine,
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Try checking those locations for the logon script.

Found nothing, would you know what the script file is? e.g .bat .exe .ini

Can you run the commands Pyprohly gave you for the PC/user that does work correctly ?
If you find the working script, can you copy it to the PC/user (same location) that doesn't work?
Maybe that will help ???