I need to replace a file (RPSSMenu.exe) on client machines that are depicted as a server in the environment variable we created for machinerole, however before we can replace that file we need to kill a couple services. I was previously directed to create a package with the new file (RPSSMenu.exe) and a batch file (RGS-PreRun.bat) that will kill the services then copy the new file to the destination we need. The problem I apparently have is the batch file I created is not correct: @REM Pre Run Batch File SET LOGFILE=D:\RGS\DATA\RGSBOFFICE.LOG if %MACHINEROLE%==SERVER ( kill -F ApplicationServ kill -F rpssmenu.exe ) ECHO Copying RpssMenu.exe >> %LOGFILE% copy "%~dp0rpssmenu.exe" "d:\rgs\bin\" /y >> %LOGFILE% exit Since SCCM copies the files to a random generated folder in the cache I can't put a static location in the statement to copy from and therefore was given "%~dp0" to use. If this is not correct and/or there is another best practice to use please do share with me. Thanks in advance for any light you can shed on this!

Hi, You should take a close look at this great post by Jason - http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/jsandys/archive/2009/08/30/current-directory-in-configmgr-programs.aspx Kent Agerlund | http://scug.dk/members/Agerlund/default.aspx | The Danish community for System Center products