NTDOC - I am not 100% on this, but I do think that MS Win2K has their settings as such, out of the box install..
1. When you go to WINNT directly, the right side window will be white and there will be a link that says "Show Files" or something to that degree. These are not hidden, but they are not visible to the user at this point. When we click on show files, we get to see the files. However, I also believe that the SYSTEM files are hidden from the user (by default)...so any .sys (.dll, etc) files are not visible by the user. Though the files exist, the user can't see them. Remember, we are trying to read the "drivers" directory (not driver). The drivers directory is hidden from the user.
Our systems are modified so the administrator can see the files and system files, but the user can not. The system is locked down and the user can't change that status.
As mentioned a few responses back, we are going to use SMS to run the package with an admin level account so we should be able to avoid the problem altogether.
I do not think there is any bug in the script...but at my experience level, I am sure I am more of the bug than the application 
Lonkero - there are times to hate NTFS and for me, right now is one of those moments!
Edited by jechilt (2004-07-15 01:02 PM)
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