The only thing that you have to remember is that if you rebuild or add new Workstations that you will have to get your Batch File on them and add them to your Task list (distro list. We can also log off from the current session or account after updating the group policy forcibly.

> gpupdate /force /boot Force and Logoff Account. If we want to force and make the system restart or reboot we should provide the option /boot next to the option /force like below. To implement this in a logon script place the code below into its own SilentGPupdate.vbs file. gpupdate /Target:Computer Force and Reboot. It saves a lot of work having it centralised and automated. The below VBscript below will run Gpupdate.exe /force without any user interaction it will also not show any log off or reboot requests. This way you only have to use Task Schedular from the Server. Create your distro list of PC's and from the Server set it as a Task to run psexec at a given time to run the Bat on the Workstations and you should be in business. Type repadmin /syncall command and press Enter for replicate GPO changes to.

You will be able to connect to and run your Batch File on any NT Workstation in your Domain, once you get your Batch File distributed. Input the gpupdate /force command and press Enter. My Bat file to what you already said was working for you.

Gpupdate force batch file