This looks to me like a similar problem to what someone else was having under another topic on Win2k..

You might try making a different section for Windows NT that doesn't use the same xcopy command.

There are two issues you might be running into:

1. You must have local admin rights on the NT machine to copy the kix32 executable. If this is not the case, the kix32.exe will never copy to the local drive and the script will not run.

2. If you do have admin rights on the local machine, you might try something besides xcopy to copy files.

To solve the first problem, run kix32.exe from the netlogon share (unfortunately pretty slow). Unless you go through an unsecure or elaborate process to give administrator rights on the machine, this may be your best option.

Secondly, if you already have admin rights, try branching to a separate section for NT that copies only the kix32.exe to the client system. The easiest way would be to us the %OS% local variable to detect NT, then in your NT section use a process similar to:

IF NOT EXIST %WINDIR%\KIX32.EXE COPY %0\..\KIX32.EXE %WINDIR%

Brian