How are you managing your script? Are the Kix32.exe and Login.kix only on the netlogon share?

Do you tokenize your script to protect it? If so, see if an instance of kix32 exists on her PC - either remove it or make sure its the same version as that in the netlogon folder. The netlogon folder is SUPPOSED to be first in the path during logon, protecting against local copies of scripts taking precedence.

You say she won't get the drive mappings.. do you have evidence that the script runs but does not map, or is the script not mapping? Scan her PC for a copy of login.kix and rename/delete any that are found.

What's the OS and SP level of her PC?

Why is the user a domain admin?

Change her profile to run "test.bat", then create test.bat with the following:
 Code:
@Set > %TEMP%\env.txt
Have her log in, then check that file.. post the contents here as it may provide some insight as to what's going on.

Glenn
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