Joon

Using proxy server is one way.

Any chance that your computer will be locked at reboot time? I haven't confirmed but I think generic Send function doesn't work in locked session. I would use something like _IEFormSubmit and _IELinkClickByText instead.

What is the mail client that you are using? If it is web client, you can use IE UDF.

Something like this... If _ConfirmInputBox($inputmodel,"Model") Then Return If _ConfirmInputBox($InputLoc,"Location") Then Return If _ConfirmInputBox($InputDept,"Dept") Then Return If _ConfirmInputBox($Inputrm,"Model") Then Return If _ConfirmInputBox($inputbuild,"Model") Then Return UpdateRecords() Func _ConfirmInputBox($handler, $fieldName) Local $ans If GUICtrlRead($handler) = "" Then $ans = MsgBox(4, "Empty", $fieldName & " field is empty. Do you want to leave it blank?") If $ans = 6 Then Return False Else Return True EndIf Else Return False EndIf EndFunc ;==>_ConfirmInputBox

I know many of my IE scripts fail if it is not in 'Protected Mode'.

I think the best approach to your problem is write two programs. 1st one stay on the remote PC. On launch, perform automated task. Logoff on completion. 2nd program that start the remote session with startup program of 1st program.

How about netstat.exe with -b option?

works fine in Windows 7. $var = RegRead("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Font Management", "Active Languages") ConsoleWrite($var & @LF) console output; 0x12040000

I know this works. $objConnection.Provider = "ADsDSOObject" $objConnection.Open ("Active Directory Provider")

Windows 7 Enterprise x64

You are jumping to the conclusion too quickly. So, here is test code with external GUI. Send("#r") Sleep(1000) $index = ControlCommand("Run", "Type", "ComboBox1", "FindString", 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cmd.exe') ControlCommand("Run", "Type", "ComboBox1", "SetCurrentSelection", $index) My search string 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cmd.exe' was way down in the list.

I don't have same form windows as you have. I need something to test with... This shouldn't be any differenct than yours. I'm just testing FindString is working or not. And, it seems working fine to me.

Cisco VPN creates a virtual network adapter. You can check on this network status to find out if you have VPN connection or not.

Yes, don't use Run As. but map a drive with Admin Credential.

This will work for most of OS. ^.^ Const $MY_PICTURES = 0x27 $objShell = ObjCreate("Shell.Application") $objFolder = $objShell.Namespace($MY_PICTURES) $objFolderItem = $objFolder.Self ShellExecute($objFolderItem.Path)