Additionally, it checks to see if the most recent Norton AV is on the user's workstation by:

IF NOT EXIST C:\TEMP\0822i32.exe COPY \\%LOGONSERVER%\NETLOGON\0822i32.exe C:\TEMP\0822i32.exe,
and then calls the Virus Update file to run.

Problem is, my remote users don't want to wait for the few minutes it takes to download the file, so they CTRL-ALT-DEL and "End Process" on my login script.

Is there a way to defeat this?

I've played with changing the login script to start the Scheduler account under local admin privileges, then using "soon" (rather than "at") to schedule the download, but I can still break out of that from Task Manager.

Any ideas?

Steve.

There are a few things that can be done, but first please let the board know the following information in order to better help you.

What version of KiXtart are you using?

What Server OS are you running?

What are your client OS that you have to support?

Are the KiXtart files run locally or from the Server?

it disables the ability to stop the process.
if the process is stopped, kix will automatically log off the current user.

but. in kix2k1 it's not working. so it's working only kix version 3.63 and under.

Thanks for the info Lonkero.

So is Ruud aware of this problem on the 2001 version?

laziness....

we have create an item on the beta forum.
greetings.

One question: are you using KIX32.EXE or WKIX32.EXE?

Ruud

They will stop breaking the process after not having their H: drive a few times