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  1. That did it. Thank you SO MUCH for the help with this!
  2. Link to download here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0hbw30dk6el79gm/roomview_express_6.3.3.7.exe?dl=0
  3. @Subz I can send you a copy of Roomview Express to test if that helps. It's a free software.
  4. @Subz. It doesn't require a password. If I actually just click the OK button it open the application.
  5. Any other ideas on what might be going on? I'm in a real jam if I can't automate this dialog. Any other insight would be really appreciated.
  6. @Subz, still no success.
  7. Like this? WinActivate("RoomView Express Login") ControlClick("RoomView Express Login", "", "[CLASSNN:Button3]")
  8. @Subz, actually it does seem to partially work though. It brings the Window into focus, but it doesn't click the OK button.
  9. Hi @Subz. No it does not.
  10. I know this is probably simple, but I've never used AutoIt before so I'm not having any success with the script I've written. I'm running a program after windows 10 starts up and the first thing it gives me is the dialog box attached. All I need to do is automate the clicking of the OK button. The script I've written isn't working so far : WinActivate("RoomView Express Login") If WinActivate("RoomView Express Login") Then    ControlClick("RoomView Express Login", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:3]") EndIf Could someone please show me how to correctly do this? I've also attached the AutoIt Window Info of the the button that I'm trying to click. Thank you in advance for your help!
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