>>Hey Kevin,
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>>Does this help: MSKB#323525
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>>-Ken
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>What's up Ken?
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>Actually that really doesn't help because we are only running a few win 2000 stations and the rest are on win98SE, and mainly, these steps on blocking it involves going around to each workstation and changing them. It is much more convient to add a delete comment to a batch file which runs from everyone's computer at startup. But, the problem with that is the win2000 install that has the windows folder (I believe it is the Update install) does not have the dllcache folder to remove the games from in the batch file and I can't find a registry key telling me where it is on this kind of install.
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>Thanks anyways

Kevin,

For this type of problem, rather than using a batch file, I'd use the Windows Script Host. It gives you all the information (windows folder, system32, version, ability to read and write registry values, etc.) that you'd need to tackle this situation.

A good place to start, IMO, with it is the VFUG newsletter articles my late friend Ed Rauh and I wrote. They started in September, 2000 with an overview. The overview contains information regarding what OSes have them and more.

After that, if you can find a copy of the Windows Script Host Programmers' Reference from WROX, that would be helpful. Lastly, the MSDN Library has a number of references.