[Cyrius]

So I am using a login script to map drives and set a time server, but sometimes it is beginning commands before finishing the previous one, and the drives don't properly map.

Is there a way to pause the script/slow it down so that commands will finish?

I do not want to use the PAUSE command because it requires input from the user...

EDIT: Here is what I have, tried putting the time server command at the end to give it a short slowdown...

@echo off

net use /delete U: /yes

net use /delete W: /yes

net use U: \\SERVER\users\%UserName%

net use W: \\SERVER\public

NET TIME \\SERVER /SET /YES

This post has been edited by Cyrius: 08 November 2011 - 12:22 PM

[Yzöwl]

First of all, if you wish to add a pause you could use the ping command, alternatively I posted a method of adding a delay without using the ping command around 5½ years ago.

However for your needs, you could just try the Start command with the Wait switch:

...
START /WAIT net use /delete U: /yes

START /WAIT net use /delete W: /yes

START /WAIT net use U: \\SERVER\users\%UserName%

START /WAIT net use W: \\SERVER\public

NET TIME ...

[allen2]

Usually, it isn't the login script being too fast but the computer boot which allow the user to open the session before all network layers are up.

[Cyrius]

I will try the START /wait command.

allen2, it also happens when I manually run the batch, that is why I figured its flying thru too quickly.

[Cyrius]

Yzöwl: It appears that this worked. Thanks!