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First, thank you all. jguinch - the code you changed for me works pretty well. I may run the .Reg file from a different folder, but still, can't change the HKLM (only CURRENT_USER). That's weird, because my UAC is disabled. Also, I tried to add #RequireAdmin, but it seems nothing happend :/

You are right, thank you. Well, any way to bypass that thing or something? Because in my computer, I have admin rights, and it doesn't work :/

Hello, I'm trying to run a .Reg file Silently, using Run. I succeed by this method: Run("REGEDIT /S Test.reg") But, I was trying to run a .Reg file from another folder silently, and nothing happend. I was trying to do it this way: Run("REGEDIT /S", @ProgramFilesDir & "Test.reg") And no success :/ Why's that? I'll be glad to get help ! Thank you.

Hey.. I have a little question: I used the Help File and searched on the forum for the MouseCoordsMode (for MouseClick function). I get this information: 0 = relative coords to the active window 1 = absolute screen coordinates (default) 2 = relative coords to the client area of the active window So, I wanted to get the position of mouse in a specific window, So I put in the top of my script this code: Opt("MouseCoordMode",0) // 0 = window. And in the info tool I changed to this: BUT, when I run the script, the mouse goes to the wrong position O_o BUT, when I changed this line: Opt("MouseCoordMode",0) // 0 = window. TO: Opt("MouseCoordMode",1) , The mouse moved to the position I wanted O_o Why ? In the info tool, as you see, the coord mode was for "Window", And when the Opt was MooseCoordMode, 1, then the script works (which 1 referres to 1 = absolute screen coordinates (default)) Any ideas? :S Thanks !

kylomas, Are you serious? =O CCleaner is not an attempted diversion, but an example -..- I can say Fraps, Recuva or even Firefox. It doesn't matter =/ The point is I just trying to find a MouseClick coordinates, that's all..

No kylomas, this is not for that CCleaner.. this is GENERAL about softwares. - Yes, I tried. - Is it for automate softwares for my different personal uses. Now can I get help? I just trying to figure out how to do that.. do what? quote of my reply: Thanks..

Ok.. so I get that my resolution is 1366 * 768.. but I don't understand how it's gonna help me =/ How can I get coordinates of an active window, which will work on any resolution ? I read it but I don't understand what they were talking about.. Look, I have a better example: I found a piece of script that someone has posted in a forum of my country, and he used some coordinates for a software with the MouseClick function. It works great on my computer and my resolution, and I sure we have a different resolution (also all the comments were positive). So I was trying to find the coordinates for that software on my computer, and it's not the same.. if for example his coordinates were 300,400, mine were 650, 720.. :/ how can I find the coordinates which will work on any computer resolution? =/ That's what I want to know

I understand JLogan3o13, thanks. So I won't make an Silent installs, just testing automatic installs :] Can you please give me an example how to use those functions? And if other people can help me: How can I find the coordinates of an active window which will work on any screen resolution ?

kylomas, I'm trying to install CCleaner by MouseClick, and I have some questions above you.. And I just installed the AutoIt once again after 3 monthes, so.. Hope to get answers

Thanks for replies. I just read some articles about problems like mine and I just understood that the posibility is that there's unnecessary variables or stuff.. O= Anyway, I don't need this anymore :] (And forumer100 - the code isn't secret at all, the problem is that I don't have the code anymore.. probaly didn't saved it :S ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - But I have another important question so i'll be glad to get some help I'm trying to make auto install for that CCleaner with MOUSECLICK. Assuming that many people with deffirent screen resolution (probaly) have the same version of CCleaner for example. How can I find the correct coords which will work on any screen resolution? Thanks !

Thanks for your reply :] Well, this silent command line looks pretty good, but there are two problems: - First, not all applications support silent command lines (probaly..) - Second, the silent command line is also an auto install, which install without my attending and I want to make some changes during the install, such as create shortcuts, change destination, etc.. and I can't =/ - Three (not a problem) but I want to make a visible installation and not to install the application on background.. Any more ideas? Why the overhead is so high? only few commands as I said.. =0

Because as I said, those are General Errors: - Sometimes the script doesn't execute many commands (which usually the same commands). - Sometimes when I run the exe compiled script, it eats my ram (up to 50%) and even stuck. So you don't really need the script to understand it, but if you (or others) can't help me, i'll post it.. but just as I said, basic functions, well, still a beginner

Hello AutoIt forum I'm trying to create my first sciprt, about unattended install such as automatic install about "CCleaner Free Edition 3.14". I just used some general commands such as "Run" and "Control Click". When I run the script, it execute my commands fast. BUT after I compile my script into .Exe and run it, sometimes it works slowly, sometimes stuch and even eats my ram! When I was trying to share it, people were saying the same.. Why does it happend? I have 4GB ram so it can't be :S Moreover, sometimes when I use the "FileCopy" function, often it doesn't copy the file to the required destination, and brake all my script. I hate this! sometimes works and sometimes.. no =/ I created a script with many functions, just for testing, which include Run, ControlClick, RegWrite, FileCopy and etc, and it works great.. But after I compile it, it seems to work for me only, because other people are saying it doesn't work (probaly file didn't copied, reg didn't wrote). Just a part of the script works and a part doesn't want to.. Any idea? I thought that the "Include" function may help me, but I'm not sure.. just a suggest. Thanks a lot !

But I just show you that the OS does support, and the exe file that you saw made with AutoIt =_= So AutoIt support it and can do it, but how??

lol :} I mean that you just point the mouse on the exe file to get it details, like here: As you can see, I didn't click the file properties, just point the mouse on it, and I got those details (Desc, ver..) And the second line is the "Company" (just in my language). So... how can I add the "Company" to there? Thank you!