How do i call a Login Script?

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Hello,
I have a login script which i have assinged to a User in ADCU under the
Profile tab.
I checked that the user can get to the script just via UNC from his
machine. That worked
When he logs in he gets nothing. Eventvwr shows nothing. Permissions
should be fine because he can manually run the vbs script. DC's have
replicated the settings. What else should i be checking?
Any ideas?
Thanks

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