I am running a bat file that stops part way through with the message "The password is invalid for <computer name>\Office$\Other. It will not continue until I press enter. We want it to continue without having to press enter as it is a log in to mapped drives on the server used by several people. Here it the file: REM Map Network Drive script REM V1.2 net use * /d /yes TIMEOUT /T 3 net use h: \\computer name\Personal$\%username% /USER:FILESERVER\%username% net use m: \\computer name\Plant$\Molding /USER:FILESERVER\%username% net use n: \\computer name\Plant$\Assembly /USER:FILESERVER\%username% net use o: \\computer name\Office$\Other /USER:FILESERVER\%username% net use p: \\computer name\Office$\Public /USER:FILESERVER\%username% copy p:\DesktopMessages\PhMessages.txt c:Desktop\ The error message stops after the "net use o" line with the message. It only stops on a Windows 7 computer it workd fine on Windows XP. Again, how do we get the bat file to continue without having everyone required to press enter? Thank you.

Hi, The error message indicate that there are something wrong with your logon credentials. You can consider the solution what be mentioned from the link below: http://www.bootix.com/support/problems_solutions/the_password_is_invalid_for_server_share.html Hope this helps.Spencer TechNet Community Support

Hi, The error message indicate that there are something wrong with your logon credentials. You can consider the solution what be mentioned from the link below: http://www.bootix.com/support/problems_solutions/the_password_is_invalid_for_server_share.html Hope this helps.Spencer TechNet Community Support

I'm sorry but I wasn't clear enough. In this case the person does not have access to that mapped drive, therefore the error message "The password is invalid" is shown. In Windows XP Pro the bat file continues on but in Windows 7 Pro it hangs until you hit enter. I need the bat file to accept there is an error and continue on to the next line without having to hit enter.

Hi, I would like suggest you post the issue to Windows Script Forum for further help. Thank you for understanding.Spencer TechNet Community Support

Hi, I would like suggest you post the issue to Windows Script Forum for further help. Thank you for understanding.Spencer TechNet Community Support