Here´s my w95admin.bat which I use in mixed w95 and 2k/xp environments. I place this file here: c:\WINNT\SYSVOL\sysvol\olympus.local\scripts\ Under the profiles tab I write w95admin.bat (no path...) in the script field... in the connect xx to field I write: h: \\huvudsrv\users\%username% ............. @echo off @if "%os%"=="Windows_NT" goto NT_OS net use h: /home net use i: \\huvudsrv\c$ net use j: \\huvudsrv\d$ net use k: \\huvudsrv\e$ @echo on @goto END :NT_OS net use i: \\huvudsrv\c$/PERSISTENT:NO net use j: \\huvudsrv\d$/PERSISTENT:NO net use k: \\huvudsrv\e$/PERSISTENT:NO @echo on pause :END As you can see there are some slight differences between the two scripts. /home line doesn't exist in the NT_OS section. The reason is that the /home command root maps you to the users folder. You don´t want that, of course. Instead you want h: to be mapped directly to your own home directory. Windows 2000 and XP maps you automatically when if you have correctly filled in the connect to field. The net use command makes persistent mappings for you by default. Due to this you will get error messages if you don´t use the /PERSISTENT:NO switch. It is necessary that this script is selected under the profiles tab. Don´t use a gpo for it. GPO:s only work for win2k/xp clients - not for win 2k/xp/nt-clients