Windows 10: Logon batch or Startup script in 365

Hello, Microsoft Community,I am experiencing an issue with deploying a batch file to the Startup folder on multiple devices using Intune, and I'm seeking some guidance on how to resolve it.Background: I manage an environment with 365 devices, all integrated into Microsoft 365 with Intune. My goal is to deploy a batch file that performs routine cleanups to the Startup folder of each device so that it runs upon user login.What I Have Tried:Manual Copy: When I manually copy the batch file to the Startup folder C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\, it

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Logon script runs at startup and not at user logon

I have 3 PCs, and my logon script in my Group Policy (C:\WINDOWS\System32\GroupPolicy\User\Scripts\Logon) runs as expected at user logon in all 3 PCs. However, in my fourth PC, the logon script runs at startup prior to a user logging onto this PC. I cannot seem to figure out the reason; can anyone please help me?

 

Logon script runs at startup and not at user logon

Try to disable the setting below (if active)

 

Setting Default Printer via Startup Script

This looks like a good solution, and similar to some of the VB scripts I tried.. but it is a logon script. I would need something that works as a startup script. We are not mapping printers to users as they move around too much, but rather mapping to each computer.

The Link that W1ZZARD posted is good information. Sadly however, I have tried utilizing most of the commands that are available. The /c command is indeed interesting, but we are trying to map them when a computer starts up (prior to logon screen) versus just mapping them remotely. The purpose would be if we had a lab that needed the default printer changed, sure we could just send the remote command to each machine, or even remote into them ourselves and manually do it, but I was looking for a smoother alternative.

It seems like its just something that will have to be done manually and with user education.

Thanks for all the suggestions though.