so heres my go at it still not working

 Code:
$aTargets = FileIO('c:\scripts\hosts.txt', 'R')
For Each $Host in $aTargets
  ; run code to query each $Host value
  If Ping($Host)
    $HostPath = '\\' + $Host + 'C$\users'
    'Processing ' $HostPath ? ; for debugging or status reporting

    ; run any necessary command using $HostPath to reference the target path
$logFile = @ScriptDir+"\Profile Sizes.ini"

$profiles = DirList($HostPath)

For Each $profile in $profiles
   If Right($profile, 1) = "\"
      $profilename = Split($profile, "\")
      $profilename = $profilename[UBound($profilename)-1]
      $nul = WriteProfileString($logfile, @WkSta+"\"+$profilename, "Desktop", fnGetFolderProp($profile+"Desktop","Size"))
      $nul = WriteProfileString($logfile, @WkSta+"\"+$profilename, "Documents", fnGetFolderProp($profile+"My Documents","Size"))
   Endif
Next




Function fnGetFolderProp($sFldr,$sProp)
    Dim $objFSO, $objFldr, $nul
    $objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
    If Not VarType($objFSO)=9 Exit 1 EndIf
    $objFldr = $objFSO.GetFolder($sFldr)
    If Not VarType($objFldr)=9 Exit 3 EndIf
    $nul=Execute("$$fnGetFolderProp = $$objFldr."+$sProp)
    If VarType($fnGetFolderProp)=0 Exit 87 EndIf
EndFunction

Function dirlist($dirname, optional $options)
  dim $filename, $counter, $filepath, $mask
  dim $list, $sublist, $subcounter
  $counter=-1
  $dirname=trim($dirname)
  if $dirname=''
    $dirname=@CURDIR
  endif
  if right($dirname,1)='\'
    $dirname=left($dirname,len($dirname)-1)
  endif

  EndIf
Next
;FUNCTION         Ping()
;
;AUTHOR           Jochen Polster (jochenDOTpolsterATgmxDOTnet)
;
;VERSION HISTORY  1.0 - 11/24/2001 Initial Release
;                 1.1 - 11/11/2004 Fixed problems regarding spaces in folder names
;                                  of script directory (thanks to Alistair)
;                 1.2 - 12/07/2004 Fixed for NoVarsInStrings and Explicit on
;
;ACTION           Pings the Computer specified, or returns its ip address (Wins Resolved)
;
;SYNTAX           Ping(Computer,GetIP,[LoopCount],[Timeout])
;
;PARAMETERS       Computer (Required)
;                  -  String value representing the Computer to ping
;
;                 GetIp (Required)
;                  -  If specified (1), the function will return the ip-address
;                     of specified Computer rather than pinging it ...
;                     Has to be 0 if you want to check for reply !
;
;                 LoopCount (Optional but useful !)
;                  -  Integer value representing the number of times
;                     the Computer shall be pinged
;
;                 Timeout (Optional)
;                  -  if ommited the Computer gets pinged with the default
;                     timeout (1s) and default retries (4)
;
;REMARKS          If there is a reply the function will return immediately with 1
;                 so it could be faster not specifiying a timeout.
;
;RETURNS          0 - No reply
;                 1 - Ping reply
;                 Optional - ip address of specified Computer
;
;DEPENDENCIES     None
;
;EXAMPLES         call "path\Ping.udf"
;                 if Ping("www.microsoft.com",0,12,5000) ;pings for max. 60 seconds
;                 	run "%ComSpec% /c start www.microsoft.com"
;                 else
;                 	'Site isn't available ' ?
;                 endif
;                 if Ping("www.microsoft.com",0,15) ;pings also for max. 60 seconds
;                 	run "%ComSpec% /c start www.microsoft.com"
;                 else
;                 	'Site isn't available ' ?
;                 endif
;                 $ip = Ping("www.microsoft.com",1)
;                 $ip ?

function Ping($Computer,$GetIP,optional $LoopCount,optional $TimeOut)
	if $GetIP
		dim $ip, $ipfile, $
		$ipfile = @scriptdir + '\ip.txt'
		shell '%Comspec% /q /e:1024 /c for /F "tokens=2 delims=[]" %%i IN ('+ chr(39)
		+ '"ping ' + $Computer + ' -n 1 | find "]""' + chr(39) + ') do echo %%i >"' + $ipfile + '"'
		$ = open(10,$ipfile,2) $ip = readline(10) $ = close(10) del $ipfile
		if $ip
			$Ping = $ip
		else
			$Ping = 'Bad IP address ' + $Computer + '!'
		endif
		exit 0
	else
		if $TimeOut
			for $c = 0 to $LoopCount
				shell '%Comspec% /C ping ' + $Computer + ' -n 1 -w ' + $TimeOut + ' | find /C "TTL=" > nul'
				if @error = 0
					$Ping = 1
					exit 0
				endif
			next
		else
			for $c = 0 to $LoopCount
				shell '%Comspec% /C ping ' + $Computer + ' | find /C "TTL=" > nul'
				if @error = 0
					$Ping = 1
					exit 0
				endif
			next
		endif
		$Ping = 0
	endif
endfunction




Edited by Mart (2013-11-03 02:29 PM)
Edit Reason: Please use code tags when posting code.