Is there a way a KiXtart script can mangle Win9x networking well enough and then reboot the machine so it effectively keeps it from being able to communicate on the network next boot? This isn't supposed to be a malicious intent, though it might seem so. These are corporate-owned systems, and their managers have been warned for over a year that all Win9x is to be kept off the network as of a date in October. We're just trying to ensure that if a Win9x machine makes it to a domain login, it will get no farther, and upon rebooting will not be able to communicate TCP/IP. Hopefully this will force those stragglers to cough up and buy more secure manageable machines. Any ideas?