Kix32 exe
Author: f | 2025-04-24
What is KIX32.EXE? KIX32.EXE is part of KiXtart and developed by Microsoft, Ruud van Velsen according to the KIX32.EXE version information. KIX32.EXE's description is KiXtart main What is KIX32.EXE? KIX32.EXE is part of KiXtart and developed by Microsoft, Ruud van Velsen according to the KIX32.EXE version information. KIX32.EXE's description is KiXtart main executable KIX32.EXE is usually located in the ' OH_FS001 NETLOGON ' folder.
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This together:@echo offIF INGROUP("Test" USE F: "\SERVER1\ADMIN"END IFIF INGROUP("Test1" USE G: "\\SERVER1\TEMP"END IF IF INGROUP("General"USE H: "\\SERVER1\COMPANY"END IFOnly problem is that it just errors?Any ideas what I am doing wrong? I have the kix32.exe, kx16.dll, kx32.dll, kxrpc.exe all installed in SYSVOL > DOMAIN > Login Scripts. #7 At first glance, take the space out of End and IFShould be ENDIF Thread starter #8 #9 How are you running the script? Should go something like:kix32 .kixI usually create a batch file klogin.bat, with the linekix32 klogin.kixI then put klogin.bat in the users profile. Thread starter #10 Ah rightThis code is actually in the batch file at the moment.I will take this out and put it in a .kix file and amend the batch file to look at this.I'll let you know how I get on Thread starter #11 Ok batch file now contains 1 line of code:kix32 login.kixlogin.kix now contains:IF INGROUP("Test" USE F: "\SERVER1\ADMIN"ENDIFIF INGROUP("Test1" USE G: "\\SERVER1\TEMP"ENDIF IF INGROUP("General"USE H: "\\SERVER1\COMPANY"ENDIFRunning the batch file I now get an error:Bad Command or file nameBoth files are in the same directory along with kix32.exe etc #12 Looks like it cant find kix32. Use a path for the kix32 and the .kix file\\server\netlogon\kix32.exe \\server\netlogon\klogin.kix Thread starter #13 Thanks very much for taking the time to walk me through that, I've now got the script working. #14 Below is what I have for my login.kix. It will only map the first group. Though, the user that I have logged in with belongs to all of the listed groups... Doesn't it supposed to maps all of the folder if all of the IFs statements are true? Anyone see anything wrong with what I have in the script?---------------------If INGROUP("Business Services-SG" Use V: /delete Use V: "\\server1\Data\Business Services"EndIfIf INGROUP("Nurses-SG" Use X: /delete Use X: "\\server1\Data\Nurses"EndIfIf INGROUP("Front Desk-SG" Use U: /delete Use U: "\\server1\Data\Front Desk"EndIfIf INGROUP("Doctors-SG" Use y: /delete Use y: "\\server1\data\Doctors"EndIf Thread starter #15 Are you getting any error messages?Secondly how are the other group types, I noticed problems with running with script with distribution groups as opposed to security groups. #16 I get no error message. Those are security groups not distribution groups. You don't happen to see any syntax error do you? It's probably something that I have overlooked. #17 Glad you got it Furious5. Now you can do some really creative stuff with kix As far as your problem rickytran, I dont see anything. What is KIX32.EXE? KIX32.EXE is part of KiXtart and developed by Microsoft, Ruud van Velsen according to the KIX32.EXE version information. KIX32.EXE's description is KiXtart main What is KIX32.EXE? KIX32.EXE is part of KiXtart and developed by Microsoft, Ruud van Velsen according to the KIX32.EXE version information. KIX32.EXE's description is KiXtart main executable KIX32.EXE is usually located in the ' OH_FS001 NETLOGON ' folder. Causes of KIX32.EXE Errors. These KIX32.EXE troubles are created by missing or corrupt KIX32.EXE files, invalid Windows XP/NT Tools for Administration 2025 Professional Edition registry entries, or malicious software. Especially, KIX32.EXE errors stem from: KIX32.EXE registry keys invalid / corrupted. Malware has infected KIX32.EXE, creating Re-Write of the KIX32.EXE Deployment tool Kdyer : Re: Re-Write of the KIX32.EXE Deployment tool Lonkero : Re: Re-Write of the KIX32.EXE Deployment tool Les : Re: Re-Write of the KIX32.EXE Deployment tool Kdyer : Re: Re-Write of the KIX32.EXE Deployment What is KIX32.EXE? KIX32.EXE is part of KiXtart and developed by Microsoft, Ruud van Velsen according to the KIX32.EXE version information. KIX32.EXE's description is KiXtart main executable KIX32.EXE is usually located in the ' OH_FS001 NETLOGON ' folder. If you have additional information about the file, please share it with the FreeFixer users by posting a Double-click the KIX32.EXE filename (or single-click KIX32.EXE and hit the Enter key). If a Security Warning window appears for the KIX32.EXE program, click the RUN kix32.exe is a KIX32 belonging to KiXtart 2025 from Ruud van Velsen (Microsoft) The .exe file extension stands for Windows executable file. 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Find out if kix32.exe is a virus and sould be removed, how to fix kix32.exe error, if kix32 exe is CPU intensive and slowing down your Having a issue with KIX32It sounds like the application needs the p: drive to have been accessed before it will work, which is not entirely uncommon.Simplest way to do this would be to run a dir p:\ from the batch file that is running kix32e.g.:if exist p:\ dir p:\Cheers,Plodhello, cheers that seems to work for some but not others, it seems for some reason the new logon.bat file is only working for some users :-s all the profiles have been change to look at the new file but only some are running it, is there any reason it might be doing this?Difficult to say.You could try running an echo within the script to redirect the login output to a local file to determine whether the bat file is running or not e.g.:@echo offecho Starting script >c:\output.txtUSE p: "\\kngprov\ProVenue" >>c:\output.txtif exist p:\ dir p:\ >>c:\output.txtetc.Cheers,Plodhello mate, just noticest something while looking at someones computer and users are getting the following error'\\192.168.254.3\sysvol\kings-southsea.com\scripts'CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory.UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows directory.'kix32' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.Press any key to continue . . .membershipCreate a free account to see this answerSigning up is free and takes 30 seconds. No credit card required.i have done the following@echo offnet use y: \\kings-southsea.com\netlogony:\kix32 login1.kix\\192.168.254.3\bginfo$\bginfo.exe \\192.168.254.3\bginfo$\tbf.bgi /timer:0 /SILENTpausebut still get the following error'\\kings-southsea.com\netlogon'CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory.UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows directory.'kix32' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.Press any key to continue . . How about:net use y: \\kings-southsea.com\netlogoncopy y:\kix32.exe %windir%\system32kix32.exe y:\login1.kixetc.Comments
This together:@echo offIF INGROUP("Test" USE F: "\SERVER1\ADMIN"END IFIF INGROUP("Test1" USE G: "\\SERVER1\TEMP"END IF IF INGROUP("General"USE H: "\\SERVER1\COMPANY"END IFOnly problem is that it just errors?Any ideas what I am doing wrong? I have the kix32.exe, kx16.dll, kx32.dll, kxrpc.exe all installed in SYSVOL > DOMAIN > Login Scripts. #7 At first glance, take the space out of End and IFShould be ENDIF Thread starter #8 #9 How are you running the script? Should go something like:kix32 .kixI usually create a batch file klogin.bat, with the linekix32 klogin.kixI then put klogin.bat in the users profile. Thread starter #10 Ah rightThis code is actually in the batch file at the moment.I will take this out and put it in a .kix file and amend the batch file to look at this.I'll let you know how I get on Thread starter #11 Ok batch file now contains 1 line of code:kix32 login.kixlogin.kix now contains:IF INGROUP("Test" USE F: "\SERVER1\ADMIN"ENDIFIF INGROUP("Test1" USE G: "\\SERVER1\TEMP"ENDIF IF INGROUP("General"USE H: "\\SERVER1\COMPANY"ENDIFRunning the batch file I now get an error:Bad Command or file nameBoth files are in the same directory along with kix32.exe etc #12 Looks like it cant find kix32. Use a path for the kix32 and the .kix file\\server\netlogon\kix32.exe \\server\netlogon\klogin.kix Thread starter #13 Thanks very much for taking the time to walk me through that, I've now got the script working. #14 Below is what I have for my login.kix. It will only map the first group. Though, the user that I have logged in with belongs to all of the listed groups... Doesn't it supposed to maps all of the folder if all of the IFs statements are true? Anyone see anything wrong with what I have in the script?---------------------If INGROUP("Business Services-SG" Use V: /delete Use V: "\\server1\Data\Business Services"EndIfIf INGROUP("Nurses-SG" Use X: /delete Use X: "\\server1\Data\Nurses"EndIfIf INGROUP("Front Desk-SG" Use U: /delete Use U: "\\server1\Data\Front Desk"EndIfIf INGROUP("Doctors-SG" Use y: /delete Use y: "\\server1\data\Doctors"EndIf Thread starter #15 Are you getting any error messages?Secondly how are the other group types, I noticed problems with running with script with distribution groups as opposed to security groups. #16 I get no error message. Those are security groups not distribution groups. You don't happen to see any syntax error do you? It's probably something that I have overlooked. #17 Glad you got it Furious5. Now you can do some really creative stuff with kix As far as your problem rickytran, I dont see anything
2025-04-09Having a issue with KIX32It sounds like the application needs the p: drive to have been accessed before it will work, which is not entirely uncommon.Simplest way to do this would be to run a dir p:\ from the batch file that is running kix32e.g.:if exist p:\ dir p:\Cheers,Plodhello, cheers that seems to work for some but not others, it seems for some reason the new logon.bat file is only working for some users :-s all the profiles have been change to look at the new file but only some are running it, is there any reason it might be doing this?Difficult to say.You could try running an echo within the script to redirect the login output to a local file to determine whether the bat file is running or not e.g.:@echo offecho Starting script >c:\output.txtUSE p: "\\kngprov\ProVenue" >>c:\output.txtif exist p:\ dir p:\ >>c:\output.txtetc.Cheers,Plodhello mate, just noticest something while looking at someones computer and users are getting the following error'\\192.168.254.3\sysvol\kings-southsea.com\scripts'CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory.UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows directory.'kix32' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.Press any key to continue . . .membershipCreate a free account to see this answerSigning up is free and takes 30 seconds. No credit card required.i have done the following@echo offnet use y: \\kings-southsea.com\netlogony:\kix32 login1.kix\\192.168.254.3\bginfo$\bginfo.exe \\192.168.254.3\bginfo$\tbf.bgi /timer:0 /SILENTpausebut still get the following error'\\kings-southsea.com\netlogon'CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory.UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows directory.'kix32' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.Press any key to continue . . How about:net use y: \\kings-southsea.com\netlogoncopy y:\kix32.exe %windir%\system32kix32.exe y:\login1.kixetc.
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