SetDesktopSecurity error! (rc=1816)
Not enough quota is available to process this command.
CreateProcessAsUser error! (rc=267)
The directory name is invalid.
SetDesktopSecurity error! (rc=87)
The parameter is incorrect.

I had problems with the Win2k one (like the message you have enclosed). I received the corrected versions from M'Soft.

ch.bat
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@echo off
echo password|su username -e -l -dn -w "%comspec% /e:1024 /c start \\naiavdho\installfiles\setup.exe /q+ /i"
exit
This batch file is working fine but when I change to COM file using bat2exec it is not working, Please help me.
when I

Convert the following to a .com file and see what happens.

code:

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@echo off
echo password|su username "comspec% /e:1024 /c start \\naiavdho\installfiles\setup.exe /q+ /i"
exit

---

If this happens when you are trying to run it from kix, how exactly are you trying to run it from Kix?

Another thing, I've used SU.EXE several times (bat2com and encrypted), however I've always pointed it a mapped drive. I haven't ever pointed it to a UNC. So I don't know if there are any issues with that or not.

Is there any iisue with "start" command and SU ?
If I remove start it seems it invoking the setup file from the location but the dos screen is not exiting I have to kill it manuely.

If you call your .com file from Kix, (ie: shell "%comspec% /c M:\INSTALL\ie55sp1.com") the dos box should close with no problems.

For example:

shell "CMD.EXE /K M:\INSTALL\ie55sp1.com"

Just an idea..

- Kent

Now this is working fineit i starting the com file and exiting, Now my problem is the com file itself
@echo off
echo saleem700|SU 000182 "%comspec% /e:1024 /c call \\naiavdho\installfiles\setup.exe /q+ /i" -cb -l -w
exit
when the setup is going on because of 16bit application the "command" promp window stay's at background, Suppose I use "start" insted of "call" com stop's working.

Please let me know if my wording is confusing.

I would try Lonkero's ideas. You can also try START.. It looks like you are getting really close. This should be very nice for an enterprise-wide solution.

Thanks!

- Kent