I see this problem with my NT Admin script also: cant see how its anything to do with my browser.. has anyone else seen the problem? its driving me mad! I get it each and every time with that Win32::NetAdmin::LocalGroupAddUsers command in my code below. I think its something to do with W2K&NT4 incompatiblities. does anyone know of a workaround? 
 foreach my $server (keys %server_hash)
            {
            my $item=0;
            my $authd = 0;
         while (@domain)

         {

         $item++;
         Log2 ("attempting logon to $server as $domain[$item]\\$user[$
+item] : ");
               $authd = ConnectIPC($server, $userpass[$item], $user[$i
+tem], $domain[$item]);
             if ($authd == 1)             # Null Session successfull
                            {
                            Log("Successful\n");
                
                    if (Win32::NetAdmin::LocalGroupAddUsers("\\\\".$se
+rver, "Administrators", "CMEU\\cmuis4e"))
                                {
                                Log ("Successfully added CMEU\Domain A
+dmins to $group on $server");
                                }

                            else
                                {
                                Log ("$^E");
                                Log ("group add failed:".Win32::Lanman
+::GetLastError());
                                Log (Win32::FormatMessage(Win32::GetLa
+stError()));
                                }

                            Disconnect($server);
                            }

                        else { Log("Failed\n"); }

                        last if ($authd ==1);
             }

         if ($authd==0)

             {
             Log("unable to access server")
             }
              }

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in thread Overlapped I/O operation is in progress by jimf

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