Command prompt script incompatibility

[Stan]

AntiVirus Beta 1.0 (Downloaded on 1/24/2005)
Starting a command script that, for example mounts drives
shared by another local networked computer causes
Microsoft Spyware Alert Popup that moves vertically along
the right side of the desktop screen starting at the
bottom of the screen and moves vertically to the top and
then disappearing off the screen.

Since the popup window disappears, so unable to see what
the pop-up is warning about - but the command script does
not get executed.

The command script MntDrv.Bat:

net use V: \\pwde227m\NetDisk_2A /Persistent:yes

Must dissable AntiVirus software to run script.

Rgds,
Stan

 

[Steve Wechsler [MVP]]

AntiVirus Beta 1.0 (Downloaded on 1/24/2005)
Starting a command script that, for example mounts drives
shared by another local networked computer causes
Microsoft Spyware Alert Popup that moves vertically along
the right side of the desktop screen starting at the
bottom of the screen and moves vertically to the top and
then disappearing off the screen.

Since the popup window disappears, so unable to see what
the pop-up is warning about - but the command script does
not get executed.

The command script MntDrv.Bat:

net use V: \\pwde227m\NetDisk_2A /Persistent:yes

Must dissable AntiVirus software to run script.

Rgds,
Stan

Stan,

Where is the Taskbar positioned. Either move it to the bottom or top.
The behavior you described is a known issue.

Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
MVP Windows Server