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None the less I'd say something weird is up with just this machine.
Try the switch /? as previously suggested.
KiXtart by default attempts to locate scripts if you don't tell it what to do. Although as stated leaving it for a few minutes should present something.
If this is the ONLY machine doing it, it may not be worth your time trying to fix it. Simply update this machine to 2000/XP and be done with it.
If it were happening to hundreds of machines, that would be a different story.
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