When I comment the exist statement, $Script is populated correctly:

 Code:
\\MISCHIEVOUS\NETLOGON\
\\MISCHIEVOUS\Netlogon\
MISFL
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\\MISCHIEVOUS\Netlogon\Domain Users.cmd
\\MISCHIEVOUS\Netlogon\Technicians.cmd
<snip>


Since several user groups have spaces, that was the reason for the quotes, I've removed the quotes for the above example. There is indeed a \\MISCHIEVOUS\Netlogon\Technicians.cmd, but it doesn't seem to be acknowledged by EXIST, and RUN doesn't seem to execute it either.

I'm running this on an x64 version of Windows 7 with KiXtart 4.61. Anything else I can do to produce more information as to why the files don't EXIST or RUN?