The batch file looks like this:

d:\winnt\system32\kix32.exe d:\winnt\system32\inst.kix

Thanks in advance.

When you say the batch file is "called" what exactly do you mean called?

You can try something like:

%WINDIR%\SYSTEM32\KIX32.EXE %0\..\INST.KIX

Also, please do a search on this board for LOGIN.BAT and it should provide a lot more insight about this issue.

Hope this helps.

NTDOC

kix32.exe d:\somefile_name.kix

On which location your are installing kix32.exe & other files. Is it the c:\windows or c:\winnt directory?
Is your script really situated on your D-drive?

What is the reason you are choosing for the distribution of your script to clients and
why aren't you using the NETLOGON directory for running?
It isn't easily to change scripts for users with a decentral installation of it.

The batch file in your NETLOGON directory can be

code:

---

@echo off
      %0\..\kix32.exe %0\..\somefile)name.kix
@echo off

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