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I figured it out - changed domin users call to '"Domain Users"'

This is great! Ive been looking for a way to change folder permisions for our apps the require Admin rights to run, but without giving full local admin rights. it works great when i input my AD user name but does not work if i enter "Domain Users". I modified the script to not promp and directly told it what user and folder to modify. (Script Below) Any idea what i could try to make it find a AD group VS a user? $UID = "Domain Users";InputBox("Grant Access", "Enter the user ID") $dir = "C:Temp";("Directory", "UNC path to parent directory") $perm = "W";InputBox("Level of Access", "Enter the level of Access: C(hange), F(ull control), R(ead only), W(rite)") While 1 $dir2 = "C:Temp";FileSelectFolder("Choose a folder.", $dir, 1) RunWait( 'CACLS "' & $dir2 & '" /E /G ' & $UID & ':' & $perm, "", @SW_HIDE ) $ok = MsgBox(4, "Complete", "Would you like to specify another directory?") If $ok = 7 Then ExitLoop WEnd MsgBox(0, "Access Granted", "Access has been granted to the specified directories.")

thank you all!

Im trying to write into a script logic to determine if the current OS is Windows 7 x64 vs. any other operating system. It seems the Windows 7 build numbers are the same for x86 and x32 (7600 or 7601 for SP1) Anyone know how I can accomplish this? Thanks.

Thanks for the help, that works.

Hi, im trying to write a simple script to have a user enter an I.P. address and return the host name in a message box. im getting "unbalanced paranthesis expression" at this location of the script below. $HostName = (@ComSpec & " /c " & "nbtstat -a " & $IP,< please help. #Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI **** #AutoIt3Wrapper_icon=..\Untitled-4.ico #EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI **** #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #include <GUIConstants.au3> $IP=InputBox("I.P. to Hostname", "Please enter the I.P. to lookup", "","", -1, -1, 0, 0) $HostName = (@ComSpec & " /c " & "nbtstat -a " & $IP, @SystemDir, @SW_HIDE) MsgBox(4096,"HostName","The Host name is" & $HostName)

nevermind, i added this and it works fine if nothing is entered, or the cancel button is clicked, or if the Close X is clicked $nogood=("") If $Computername=$nogood Then Exit EndIf

Thank you, the script works now but found another snag, if i dont put anything into the msg box or click cancel or close it reboots my computer, LOL for a moment there i thought i may have rebooted all the computers in the domain... LOL but it just rebooted mine. ANy ideas on a way to have it exit if no value has been entered or/and if the cancel/X button is clicked?

Thank you both! and thanks for the \\ tip, i was thinking that i would have to instruct the end user to put the slashes in, if it can be added to the script and works that will be AWESOME! Thank you again!

hello, i have a script with a full GUI that works great for slecting computers by checkbox and then clicking a button to reboot them. the checkboxes are each pointed to a different machine staically by Func. code is like this for each. Run (@ComSpec & " /c " & "shutdown -r -m \\computername -t 30", @SystemDir, @SW_HIDE) Im trying to write a smaller script for a different purpose but similar effect. I want the script to prompt the user for the computer name to reboot and then have it reboot that machine. so here is what i wrote, but it does not work. it prompts for the computer name but does not send the reboot command to that machine. I know its likely a small syntax error, but i get no error from Scite when i run it. $Computername=InputBox("Reboot Program", "Please enter the computername to reboot", "","*", -1, -1, 0, 0) Run (@ComSpec & " /c " & "shutdown -r -m" & $Computername & "-t 30", @SystemDir, @SW_HIDE)

no, sorry. i have reviewed the help files and the online functions definition but i am missing something. below is what i have in my script. the registry key does exist on the test machine but it still processes the script. Opt("WinWaitDelay",100) Opt("WinTitleMatchMode",4) Opt("WinDetectHiddenText",1) Opt("MouseCoordMode",0) Sleep(2000) If RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{B2A9B452-2621-49B0-A474-AB01F9F74202}", "Oracle 11 Client") <> "" Then ProcessClose("AutoIt3.exe") ;also tried "Exit" here. EndIf Run('\\hp-con-ecm\smspkge$\va100108\Integra\Oracle81Eradicator.exe') ProcessWaitClose("oracle81eradicator.exe") ShellExecuteWait("\\hp-con-ecm\smspkge$\va100108\integra\Oracle 11 Client.msi", "/passive /norestart") MsgBox(4096,"Hill Phoenix Application Update", "Your HP Apps Software has been updated, Please reboot your computer")

I have hopefully an easy question for the experts. I have a script written to install an application update. this are soon to be needed for about 100 users. i plan to call my exe via logon scripts. I need to have the first line of the script look for a reg key for the app and if it exists then terminate the script or if the reg key is absent then move on to the installs. please help. Thanks.

Hello, I need to add to an existing script the ability to query a list of servers for system uptime and output to a variable and or a txt file. any ideas? Each server is already a variable as Dim $Server1, etc.

Thanks!, the one from the first link is perfect for me.

Is it possible to make it so when a compiled .exe is opened it asks for a password to open the program?