K
Kev
I need to run a script on some XP machines and I need to get some utilities
copied onto the machine to perform the task. I was going to copy the
necessary files from a network share but giving 'domain computers' read
access does not allow me to access the files.
My ORIGINAL plan was to copy the files from where the startup script
resides. However, using copy *.exe c:\temp causes the system to copy files
from (apparently) the c:\windows folder. Is there an environment variable
that I can use to refer to the path where the script is located ?
Or is there some other / better way to get these files copied down ?
Thanks
copied onto the machine to perform the task. I was going to copy the
necessary files from a network share but giving 'domain computers' read
access does not allow me to access the files.
My ORIGINAL plan was to copy the files from where the startup script
resides. However, using copy *.exe c:\temp causes the system to copy files
from (apparently) the c:\windows folder. Is there an environment variable
that I can use to refer to the path where the script is located ?
Or is there some other / better way to get these files copied down ?
Thanks