I have tried the /F option, with and without the date – same results.

The group name is wrapped in quotes.

The group, user, DC, GC, everything is in the same domain.

The test PCs, DCs and GC and all IP only. There is probably some IPX still floating around, jet directs, etc. But no other protocols other than IP on the systems in question.

I created a new group. I added 2 user accounts to the group.
The script was tested and everything was happy – worked as expected
The group was renamed – looking for the source of the original problem.
Using the same script and the same PC
User1 results are in the group – everything is happy.
User2 results are not in the test group – but is happy with the “domain users” group

For grins I tried the kix32 /F again while logged on as the problem user and guess what – everything is happy! Who knows why it did not work the last time – I suspect user error…
“…Their's not to reason why, Their's but to do and die:…” Lord Alfred Tennyson

So this makes me wonder if it would be good practice to include the /F switch on all scripts?

I'll need to wait until the AM to test on the original problem children... until then Thanks, Very Much So!

Your ongoing help to the board is very much appreciated!!