Hi, I have been running a windows server domain for a while now, but recently I have noticed that logon scripts are running noticeably slowly. The scripts work (all they do is map drives), and everything is mapped correctly, but mapping each drive takes around a second. I know this isnt exactly life and death, but the hole script used to take half a second to run! I have tried disjoining and joining machines, rewriting and moving logon scripts, making a new GPO to enforce the scripts, but nothing has resolved the issue - I have even formatted my PC to no avail! All I have changed since it worked is adding an ISA server, a new linux web server, and moving things around in AD (making new OU's and shifting things into some kind of order). Could moving things around in AD cause this? As I said I have made a new GPO for the admins, but no joy. Any help appreciated, Rob Rob Golding - Gold Computer Solutions - Networking, Email and IT Services/Support - www.goldcs.co.uk

defragging your system/shared drives? Give a person a fish you feed them for a day. Ask a person to internet search and they learn a skill for a lifetime.

It happens on every computer in the network, so I thought it might be a windows update that has recently been applied, but who knows. Any more thoughts? Thanks, Rob Rob Golding - Gold Computer Solutions - Networking, Email and IT Services/Support - www.goldcs.co.uk

Defrag your servers disks like Wanderer says and see if that helps. UNIX is an operating system, OS/2 is half an operating system, Windows is a shell, and DOS is a boot partition virus.