You can use KiXtart to map to hidden shares. Here is a example from my login script.

eg.
use g: "$DataServer\GA-Finance$"
use j: "$DataServer\GA-HR$"

If this doen't help, try posting some of your login script so we can see what's happening.

the syntax is

use Drive: "\\Server\share$$"

Steve,

My example is cut from my login script and it has been working for years.

The $DataServer is a variable defining one of our servers. I only have one $ in the hidden share name and it works for me.

Thanks
Greg Erskine

I think you have just been lucky. I have never been able to get a single $ to work. The manual states:

code:

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Note
The characters @, %, or $ are normally used to indicate macros, environment strings, or variables. If you want to use these characters in a string, use @@, %%, or $$. 

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I think it best to have new users use the correct syntax. It will make the code much more portable.

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Regards,

Brad
Consultant
Net InfraStructure, Inc