If you think it is a OS version issue you might also look at this tecknet article. It will allow you to manually verify the version info.

How to Determine the Version of Windows 95/98/Me in Use

As to how to script what I suggested, you need to cut & paste the WriteLog2 & OSID from the UDF forum into word or wordpad & then save them in your script directory. Then use a script something like:

code:
dim $currentos[10]
$ScriptDir=@ScriptDir
call "$ScriptDir\OSID.udf"
call "$ScriptDir\writelog2.udf"
$currentos = osid()
$KixVer=@Kix
$Addr=@Address
$WUserID=@WUSERID
$UserID=@USERID
$LFile="c:\logdir\KixLogTest.txt"
$Msg = "OS Info="+Join( $currentos, " / " ) + " Kix Ver="+$KixVer+" UserID="+$UserID+"/"+$WUSERID+" Address="+$Addr
$RC=WriteLog2($LFile,$Msg,1)
exit
Change the $Lfile to point to a log file on the server & put this into the logon script & you will have a record of which type of machine fails. You can change the deliminators so you can import the file into Excel if you wish.

[ 03. September 2003, 19:34: Message edited by: Jack Lothian ]
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