由于最近需要使用到关机脚本，就研究了下怎样通过代码的方式添加关机脚步；下面是一篇参考文件，现在转发。
添加完脚步如果要马上生效需要刷新组策略，通过RefreshPolicy/RefreshPolicyEx/gpupdate 都可以
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' This script is used to add Logon and Logoff scripts to a local Group Policy. ' It modifies/creates the following two files needed to run logon and logoff scripts: ' - "%SystemRoot%\system32\GroupPolicy\gpt.ini" ' - "%SystemRoot%\system32\GroupPolicy\User\Scripts\scripts.ini" ' Notes: ' - This script will modify the existing gpt.ini file, but overwrites an existing scripts.ini file. ' It does NOT append or modify the scripts.ini file. ' - This script does not copy the actual logon/logoff scripts into place. ' The motivation to write this script was to overcome some challenges in a Novell environment due to a ' limitation of the integration with Novell Zen Policies, where logoff scripts are NOT supported on ' Terminal Servers. ' Release 1.1 Modified by Jeremy@jhouseconsulting.com on 27th October 2010. ' Written by Jeremy@jhouseconsulting.com on 25th August 2008. ' When managing the policy versions you should adhere to the Microsoft standards. The version numbering ' differs for changes made to the User and Computer configuration. In order to track changes to each ' configuration, the GPO must track a version number for each configuration. With only one version number, ' the way two versions are tracked is to split the version number into two numbers. ' The top 16 bits of the version number corresponds to the user configuration version. The lower 16 bits ' of the version number corresponds to the computer configuration version. When looking at the version ' entry in the gpt.ini file what you are then seeing is: ' Version = [user version number top 16 bits] [computer version number lower 16 bits] ' Esentially, each change to the User policy will increment the version by 131072, whilst each change to ' the Computer policy will increment the version by 1. ' ' http://blogs.technet.com/grouppolicy/archive/2007/12/14/understanding-the-gpo-version-number.aspx ' ' For example: In this script we are making a change to the User portion of the policy by adding a ' logon and logoff script. Therefore we will be incrementing the version number by 131072. ' ' We also need to add the Client Side Extension (CSE) GUIDs to instructs the winlogon process ' to run the Startup/Shutdown/Logon/Logoff scripts. ' CSE GUID for script processing = {42B5FAAE-6536-11D2-AE5A-0000F87571E3} ' Tool extension GUID for user and computer policy mode settings = {40B66650-4972-11D1-A7CA-0000F87571E3} ' ' gPCUserExtensionNames - includes a list of globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) that tells the client-side ' engine which client-side extensions have User data in the Group Policy object. The format is the following: ' [{<GUID of client-side extension>}{<GUID of MMC extension>}{<GUID of second MMC extension if appropriate>}] ' ' For example: In this script we are adding logon and logoff scripts. Therefore the gPCUserExtensionNames ' will be set to the following at minimum: ' gPCUserExtensionNames=[{42B5FAAE-6536-11D2-AE5A-0000F87571E3}{40B66650-4972-11D1-A7CA-0000F87571E3}] ' ' gPCMachineExtensionNames - includes a list of GUIDs that tells the client side engine which Client Side ' Extensions have Machine data in the GPO. ' The default GUIDs are as follows. ' gPCMachineExtensionNames=[{35378EAC-683F-11D2-A89A-00C04FBBCFA2}{0F6B957D-509E-11D1-A7CC-0000F87571E3}] ' ' gPCFunctionalityVersion - The Version number of the Group Policy extension tool that created the Group ' Policy object. ' The default version is 2. ' ' The Option setting has 4 values. ' 0 = Enable User and Computer Configurations ' 1 = Disable User Configuration ONLY ' 2 = Disable Computer Configuration ONLY ' 3 = Disable User and Computer Configurations ' If the Option value is not present, the User and Computer Configurations are both enabled. '------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Option Explicit Dim WshShell, strSystemRoot, strGPOLocation, objFSO, objFile, blnOption, strLine, strContents Dim arrLogonScripts, arrLogoffScripts, strValue, intUserPolicy, intComputerPolicy, blnUserPolicy Dim blnComputerPolicy, strCSEUserGUID, strToolextensionUserGUID, blnSection, blnUserExtensionNames Dim blnVersion, blnFunctionality, blnMachineExtensionNames, i Const ForReading = 1 Const ForWriting = 2 Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") strSystemRoot = WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%SystemRoot%") strGPOLocation = strSystemRoot & "\system32\GroupPolicy\" '********** These are the script variables that can be changed ********** ' Setup the arrays for the location and names of the logon and logoff scripts. ' Note that if you don't want to use either one or the other, just leave the ' array blank, or comment the line out altogether. arrLogonScripts = Array("%SystemRoot%\LoadQAT.cmd","%SystemRoot%\RestoreDesktopIconPositions.Cmd") arrLogoffScripts = Array("%SystemRoot%\SaveQAT.cmd","%SystemRoot%\SaveDesktopIconPositions.Cmd") '************************************************************************ strCSEUserGUID = "{42B5FAAE-6536-11D2-AE5A-0000F87571E3}" strToolextensionUserGUID = "{40B66650-4972-11D1-A7CA-0000F87571E3}" blnUserPolicy = True blnComputerPolicy = False intUserPolicy = 131072 intComputerPolicy = 1 blnSection = False blnFunctionality = False blnMachineExtensionNames = False blnVersion = False blnUserExtensionNames = False blnOption = False If objFSO.FileExists(strGPOLocation & "gpt.ini") Then Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strGPOLocation & "gpt.ini", ForReading) Do While objFile.AtEndOfStream = False strLine = objFile.ReadLine If Instr(strLine,"[General]") > 0 Then blnSection = True End If If Len(strLine) > 0 AND Instr(strLine,";") <> 1 AND Instr(strLine,"[General]") <> 1 Then strValue=split(strLine,"=") Select Case strValue(0) Case "gPCFunctionalityVersion" blnFunctionality = True Case "gPCMachineExtensionNames" blnMachineExtensionNames = True Case "Version" If blnUserPolicy Then strValue(1)=strValue(1) + intUserPolicy End If blnVersion = True Case "gPCUserExtensionNames" If trim(strValue(1))="" Then strValue(1)="[" & strCSEUserGUID & strToolextensionUserGUID & "]" blnUserExtensionNames = True End If If instr(strValue(1),strCSEUserGUID) > 0 AND instr(strValue(1),strToolextensionUserGUID) > 0 Then blnUserExtensionNames = True Else If instr(strValue(1),strCSEUserGUID) = 0 Then If Right(trim(strValue(1)),1) = "]" Then strValue(1)=Left(trim(strValue(1)),Len(trim(strValue(1)))-1) End If strValue(1)=strValue(1) & strCSEUserGUID & "]" blnUserExtensionNames = True End If If instr(strValue(1),strToolextensionUserGUID) = 0 Then If Right(trim(strValue(1)),1) = "]" Then strValue(1)=Left(trim(strValue(1)),Len(trim(strValue(1)))-1) End If strValue(1)=strValue(1) & strToolextensionUserGUID & "]" blnUserExtensionNames = True End If End If Case "Options" If strValue(1)="0" Then blnOption = True End If If strValue(1)="1" Then strValue(1)="0" blnOption = True End If If strValue(1)="2" Then blnOption = True End If If strValue(1)="3" Then strValue(1)="2" blnOption = True End If End Select strContents = strContents & trim(strValue(0)) & "=" & trim(strValue(1)) & VbCrLf Else strContents = strContents & strLine & VbCrLf End If Loop objFile.Close End If If blnSection = False Then strContents="[General]" & VbCrLf & strContents End If If blnFunctionality = False Then strContents=strContents & "gPCFunctionalityVersion=2" & VbCrLf End If If blnMachineExtensionNames = False Then strContents=strContents & "gPCMachineExtensionNames=[{35378EAC-683F-11D2-A89A-00C04FBBCFA2}{0F6B957D-509E-11D1-A7CC-0000F87571E3}]" & VbCrLf End If If blnVersion = False Then If blnUserPolicy Then strContents=strContents & "Version=131073" & VbCrLf Else strContents=strContents & "Version=1" & VbCrLf End If End If If blnUserExtensionNames = False Then strContents=strContents & "gPCUserExtensionNames=[" & strCSEUserGUID & strToolextensionUserGUID & "]" & VbCrLf End If If blnOption = False Then strContents=strContents & "Options=0" & VbCrLf End If Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strGPOLocation & "gpt.ini", ForWriting, True) objFile.Write(strContents) objFile.Close Set objFile = Nothing WScript.Echo "Local GPO Updated (gpt.ini): " & chr(34) & strGPOLocation & "gpt.ini" & chr(34) If NOT objfso.FolderExists(strGPOLocation & "User") Then objfso.CreateFolder(strGPOLocation & "User") End If If NOT objfso.FolderExists(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts") Then objfso.CreateFolder(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts") End If If NOT objfso.FolderExists(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\Logoff") Then objfso.CreateFolder(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\Logoff") End If If NOT objfso.FolderExists(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\Logon") Then objfso.CreateFolder(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\Logon") End If ' Need to unhide the scripts.ini file to prevent any "permission denied" errors. If objfso.FileExists(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\scripts.ini") Then Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\scripts.ini") If objFile.Attributes = objFile.Attributes AND 2 Then objFile.Attributes = objFile.Attributes XOR 2 End If Set objFile = Nothing End If strContents = "[Logon]" & VbCrLf If IsArray(arrLogonScripts) Then For i = 0 to ubound(arrLogonScripts) strContents = strContents & i & "CmdLine=" & arrLogonScripts(i) & VbCrLf strContents = strContents & i & "Parameters=" & VbCrLf Next End If strContents = strContents & "[Logoff]" & VbCrLf If IsArray(arrLogoffScripts) Then For i = 0 to ubound(arrLogoffScripts) strContents = strContents & i & "CmdLine=" & arrLogoffScripts(i) & VbCrLf strContents = strContents & i & "Parameters=" & VbCrLf Next End If On Error Resume Next Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\scripts.ini", ForWriting, True) If Err.Number = 0 Then objFile.Write(strContents) objFile.Close Set objFile = Nothing WScript.Echo "Scripts Added (scripts.ini): " & chr(34) & strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\scripts.ini" & chr(34) ' Hide the scripts.ini file. Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile(strGPOLocation & "User\Scripts\scripts.ini") objFile.Attributes = objFile.Attributes XOR 2 Set objFile = Nothing Else wscript.echo "Error: " & Err.Description & ". The scripts.ini file has not been set." End If On Error Goto 0 Set WshShell = Nothing Set objFSO = Nothing wscript.quit (0)