Ill try crc32.exe, it will help with some other file version checking I have to take care of!

Im not doing much in the kix script becuase I have 12 batch files taking 23k in the netlogon share doing the majority of work, plus executables to make up for the missing parts in batch commands. Each of those is serving a different function too, all users in the domain point to the same main script.

I want to migrate the function over to kix but it takes alot of time and testing that I havnt found yet.

I wonder, is there some way to easily translate a batch file into a kix script automatically?

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I store Kix32.exe, crc32.exe, and 70+KB of script code on the client that is executed globally by 35,000 clients daily. I much prefer the added functionality in Kix32 and with it staged locally, I have no issues that site.

If you want to see my batch file for launching this it is here: LOGON.BAT (the overkill version)

if Kix32.exe or the scripts are altered or otherwise corrupted they will be replaced because they will fail a CRC32 check. If I add updated code on the DC again the locaaly cached files fail the CRC and will be updated.

You must not be doing very much with your code if you are elated with 3.21.