Windows 98 Hangs on Login to server

My Windows 98 machines seem to hang when processing the Windows 2000 Server
Logon Scripts and the user must Click Cancel. It seems to execute
everything ok...

The primary script calls a secondary script which changes regularly for
automated proprietary software updates. So, I do not want to put the info
for the update into their "net use" logon script... I'd have to update too
many scripts on a regular basis.

Any ideas why the machines might hang.

I have tried CALL ing the batch files as well and the same thing happens.
All commands complete - but when they are finished, the window saying the
Login Script is executing hangs until you hit cancel.


"Craig" <creilly18#@cox.net> wrote in message
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> My Windows 98 machines seem to hang when processing the Windows 2000
Server
> Logon Scripts and the user must Click Cancel. It seems to execute
> everything ok...
>
> The primary script calls a secondary script which changes regularly for
> automated proprietary software updates. So, I do not want to put the info
> for the update into their "net use" logon script... I'd have to update too
> many scripts on a regular basis.
>
> Any ideas why the machines might hang.
>
>
>