sure you can.
ctrl+c

anyway, I see indications that your script is not actually ready yet:
code:
IF @WUserID="LØN" @WUserID="LON"
once you make it ready, you could add something as output so the script will indicate what it is doing at what point.
code:
  ? "script started"
...
? "this user: @wuserid detected"
use g: ...
? "drive g mapped to ..."
...
...
? "script ended"
this way you see what it is doing and does it hang or does it execute properly.
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