Sealeopard:

Q1: How do you call the login script? Are you using a batch file? Please post the batch file.

A1: I call the login script from a batch file.

****Logon batch file****
@echo off
%0\..\Kix32.exe %0\..\drivemap.kix
CLS
EXIT 0

****KiXtart Script "drivemap.kix"****
CLS
$userid=@userid
$fullname=@fullname
$workstation=@wksta
$domain=@domain

If @INWIN = 1
goto WINNT
Else
goto WIN9X
ENDIF

:WINNT
use F: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use G: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use H: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use J: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use K: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use L: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use M: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use N: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use P: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use S: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use T: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use U: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use V: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use W: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use X: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use Y: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use Z: /DEL /PERSISTENT

IF INGROUP("Domain Users") = 1
USE O: "\\server1\common" /PERSISTENT
ENDIF

IF INGROUP("IT") = 1
USE q: "\\server1\it" /PERSISTENT
USE i: "\\server2\installs" /PERSISTENT

GOTO END

:WIN9X
use F: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use G: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use H: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use J: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use K: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use L: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use M: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use N: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use P: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use S: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use T: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use U: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use V: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use W: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use X: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use Y: /DEL /PERSISTENT
use Z: /DEL /PERSISTENT

IF INGROUP("Domain Users") = 1
USE O: "\\server1\Common" /PERSISTENT
ENDIF

IF INGROUP("IT") = 1
USE q: "\\server1\it" /PERSISTENT
USE i: "\\server2\installs" /PERSISTENT

CLS
:END
EXIT

Q2: Can you execute the login script after logging into a Windows 9x computer by manually calling the script?

A2: Yes, the logon script can be executed from a Win9x client by manually calling the script from any netlogon share on all Domain Controllers.

Q3: Put a DEBUG OB into the first line of your login script and step though it to see where it is failing.

A4: I will try the DEBUB OB command in the first line of the login script. Not sure where it is failing. The batch file runs, but not the login script.

Q5: What exactly are the inconsistencies that you are seeing. Doen the script not run at all, or does it partially run?

A5: Logon batch file runs, calls the script, but the script does not run on certain Win98 and Win95 PCs.

Q6: Have you read the Kixtart Starters Guide in the FAQ section about how to call a login script?

A6: Yes, I've read the the KiXtart Starters Guide several times over the past several months.

Again, thanks to all for the help with this issue!