I work in a large computing environment where Kix is used heavily for all sorts of different tasks. Many of the scripts that are called from within the "main" kix logon script are fairly lengthy and are copied to the local drive before they are called. Lately, I've been seeing some strange issues with Windows 9x clients. After a call to one of the larger logon scripts, most Windows 95 systems appear to be unable to make use of the @LDRIVE macro. Any call to a script that utilizes the macro in a path subsequently fails (get error..Error! Failed to open/find script). I've checked every script thoroughly to ensure that no other process is mapping over the logon drive. Windows NT systems experience no issue whatsoever. We're running 3.62 on all our domain controllers, which all run the KxRPC service. Additionally, a large number of Win 9x systems also log RPC errors to the Kix log file. I'm wondering if anyone out there has experienced this phenomenon and if they were able to determine the cause.