Dilbert wants to have a script run on his Windows server every time Wally logs into it. Where should he place this script?

HKLM\...\RunOnce executes a command once at the next system startup for all users and then removes the entry, so it is neither user-specific nor persistent.

User Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts (Logon/Logoff) in Group Policy applies the script to the specific user object, so it executes each time that user logs on to any machine governed by the policy. This is the proper Group Policy path for user-specific logon automation, distinct from computer-level or one-time startup scripts.

HKLM\...\Run executes commands at every system startup for all users, not tied to a particular user's logon session.

Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts applies startup and shutdown scripts at the machine level, not at user logon, so it cannot target a specific user.