Administrator isn't logged into OES,  only the user,  one of those catch 22 situations that I'm not sure how to get around it.

Might have to do the copy as the user, and any execution is done separately if it needs Administrator level access.

or use ZCM itself to deploy the content.

I added the path to the xcopy command and now I am getting exit code 4.  The command is not running.  It immediately exits with that code.  Normally I just test commands at a command prompt and if they work there, they are fine in ZENworks.

I tested with Run as a logged-in user and it works fine.  Why would Run as a dynamic administrator throw an error?

16 GB and who knows how many files - distributing through ZENworks would be a pain.  My point though is that I am using the ZENworks Dynamic Administrator feature.  ZEN Dyn Admin has rights to the source folder, so I thought this would work.

\\server\volume\folder\somefile.exe works when assigned to run as the ZEN Dyn Admin.

So I thought an xcopy wtih source \\server\volume\folder\files\*.* would also work when assigned to run as the ZEN Dyn Admin.

It must be a Monday!  I was making this way too hard on myself.  The ZENworks action "Copy Directory" is how I have done this in the past.  That command works fine with the ZCM Dyn Admin.

I see you found a way to make it work.....

#1 -  The "EXECUTABLE" needs to be on a network share, if you want the Dynamic Administrator Credential to be able to authenticate to give access...which you do.

#2 - Create a Batch file and drop it on  \\servername\volume\folder1 and call "RoboCopy" with the MIRROR parameters...Much more efficient...especially if you have run it a 2nd time in the future.