Non power user cannot execute batch load

Hello all. I have a batch sccript being executed in the AftLoad event script. For a non power user, if they load there file, they receive an error after the load indicating Object Variable or With Block Variable not set. It points to the line in the batch script that is executing the serial batch. I can see that the batch executes, as in the OpenBatch folder the file is removed. However, the error appears and the load never finishes. If I make this user a power user, they are able to process the load without any issue. Any ideas?

The user needs to be granted access to all locations for the batch to work. Batch was originally designed as an admin only utility.

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