If Exist C:\"Program Files"\Kix32\*.* goto Login Xcopy \\%ourserver%\NETLOGON\Kix32\K*.* C:\"Program Files"\Kix32\*.* /s Xcopy \\%ourserver%\NETLOGON\Kix32\Winset.* "%WinDir%\Command\*.*" REM ********************************************************** REM * Copy scriptfile and start Kix32 to run the script * REM ********************************************************** :Login copy \\ourserver\NETLOGON\login.scr C:\Progra~1\Kix32 C:\Progra~1\Kix32\kix32.exe C:\Progra~1\Kix32\login.scr goto EXIT REM ********************************************************** REM * End login script * REM ********************************************************** :EXIT exit

If you do it as an admin script it will be a one time shot, you will not be taking extra login ticks to check for something that has already been done.

Fairly simple script (this of course is not production quality just to show a way of doing it)

Code:

For each $workstation in ComNetView()

  If exist $Workstation+"C$\Kix32"
   Del $Workstation+"C$\Kix32" /c /s
  EndIf
Next

;FUNCTION      COMNetView()
;
;ACTION        Enumerate all joined computers in a domain
;
;AUTHOR        Jens Meyer (sealeopard@usa.net)
;
;VERSION       1.3 (added error codes, changes variable redim algorithm)
;              1.2
;
;DATE CREATED  2002/05/14
;
;DATE MODIFIED 2003/06/24
;
;KIXTART       4.12+
;
;SYNTAX        COMNetView([Domain])
;
;PARAMETERS    DOMAIN
;              Specifies the domain to enumerate. If domain is omitted, returns a
;              list of all joined computers in the current domain.
;
;RETURNS       An array of strings representing all the computers in the domain
;
;REMARKS       This function returns all computers that have joined the specified domain
;              independent of whether the computer is on- or off-line. It will not return
;              computers running the Windows 9x operating system since they technically do
;              not join the domain. To include Windows 9x computers in this list, please use
;              either NetView() or NetView2()
;
;DEPENDENCIES  none
;
;EXAMPLE       for each $computer in COMNetView()
;                ? ''+$computer
;              next
;
;KIXTART BBS   http://www.kixtart.org/board/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=12;t=000201
;
Function COMNetView(optional $domain)
  Dim $list, $objDomain, $objComputername, $filter[0]

  ; this function seems to only work on Windows 2000/XP computers
  ; even in a Windows NT 4.0 domain
  if val(@INWIN)<>1 or val(@DOS)<5
    exit 196
  endif

  $domain = trim($domain)
  if $domain=''
    $domain=@DOMAIN
  endif

  $filter[0]='Computer'

  $objDomain = GetObject('WinNT://' + $domain + ',domain')
  if @ERROR
    exit @ERROR
  endif
  $objDomain.Filter=$filter
  if @ERROR
    exit @ERROR
  endif
  For Each $objComputername In $objDomain
    redim preserve $list[ubound($list)+1]
    $list[ubound($list)] = $objComputername.Name
  Next

  $objDomain = 0

  $COMNetView = $list

  exit @ERROR
EndFunction