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Thanks. Here in Brazil several bank programs use a "plague" called Warsaw. If you search for it (or G-Buster Browser Defender) you see a lot of (Portugueze) results, with people talking about slow performance, and even privacy problems and suspicious computer behavior. Even uninstalling this program, it remains resident on the computer after restart, "spying" the user with the "keep safe" excuse. For now, the only way to remove this pest is by using a livedvd like Ubuntu or Hirens, but it's a lot of work for a "regular" user. So I wanted to create a script to remove this program because it does not accept being removed with Windows running.

Hello. Can AutoIt make a program that runs in early boot of Windows? I mean, before all things loaded... Comparing, is like Checkdisk or Avast scan at boot. It can?

It's already in my code.

Thanks, I already know this method. The problem with this is Windows Defender on Windows 10. Even if you disable it like that, the service and files still remains in memory. Even if you have another security program installed (which supposedly would have to disable Windows Defender), there some process running all time. So, if I gain access to some registry keys, I can disable Windows Defender completely, also disabling the service (the controls to disable it in services.msc are disabled by default), and even delete the Windows Defender folder and files related if I want. Another reasons: I simply don't like Windows Defender. The detection mechanism is very poor, also. So, is useless for me (and for a lot of people, if you search you will see). As I sayed, I know how to eliminate it completely, but I don't want to use Hirens all time I have to do this. I want a way to do inside Windows! At time: There is a program called "NoDefender". This program not work on newer versions of Windows.

It's a piece of s***. For me, the worse antivirus in the world still best than windows defender. I know a way to remove it using Hiren's Boot CD (just delete the folders and various registry keys), but I want to try disable it inside Windows itself.

Yep. I realized WinWait pause the script (noob detected!), then continue after regedit is closed. So, my script is now: Run("regedit.exe","",@SW_MAXIMIZE) WinWait("[CLASS:RegEdit_RegEdit]") WinActivate("[CLASS:RegEdit_RegEdit]") Send("{LEFT 10}") Send("{RIGHT}") And so on. The objective is get permissions in some keys to disable Windows Defender. I tried some methods with regdacl and others, without success, so I'll try to simulate the keys and clicks to do so. AutoIt native commands can't write on these keys without permissions given.

Hello again! So, after many failed attempts to set some registry permissions, I decided to send key strokes to set the permissions. But... my script isn't starting regedit! In the code below, when I press F5 to run, it don't run regedit, and send the keys to SCITE window! Another strange thing: the script isn't waiting regedit to close, is finishing it self just after send the keys! What is wrong? RunWait("regedit.exe") Sleep(3000) Send("{LEFT 10}") Send("{RIGHT}") Send("{H 3}") Send("{RIGHT}") Send("{S}{O}{F}{T}") Note: this is not the entire script, is only the part related with regedit

Looking more into your code, I can understand something, but not all. As I understand $file_in must be an png image file. I suspect $file_out will be the resulting image (the text) to be shown in system tray. I don't understant the $g_hDll, because it appears once on code (isn't used). What is 'Scan0'? I'm right? Can you explain in more details? Thanks in advice! EDIT: I found this , but don't know how to use with your function...

Thanks, people. These are codes I don't understand for now. I'm a begginer, but I'll save this thread for reference. See ya!

Thanks, but is too much work... I tryed made some, but I'll need a very lot of them. Anyway, is a good ideia know how to put a text there!

Hello. There is a way to show text directly on system tray, instead of an icon? Thanks in advice.

Nevermind, solved. I change the lines with ElseIf @OSVersion = 'win_10' And @OSArch = 'x64' And @OSBuild < '11000' Then for normal version, and ElseIf @OSVersion = 'win_10' And @OSArch = 'x64' And @OSBuild > '11000' Then for Anniversary Edition. Is detecting fine, now.

Hello. I'm building a script to install some windows updates with a GUI. For this, the script need to know witch windows version to work: Windows 7, Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and so on. I read this article, but it don't list Windows 10 Anniversary Edition. So, I run into build version, because they are different between them. The first is 10586, and Anniversary is 14393. So, somewhere on my script I have this: If @OSVersion = 'win_10' Then $versao_windows = 'Windows 10' ElseIf @OSVersion = 'win_10' And @OSBuild = 14393 Then $versao_windows = 'Windows 10 Edição De Aniversário' $win10ae = 1 EndIf As you see, "$versao_windows" is the "friendly" name to be showed on the GUI, and "$win10ae" will be the variable to be used to distinguish the windows version to use. But the script still showing the 'normal' Windows 10 version, even if it is running on Anniversary Edition. On the status bar, it rightly shows the 14393 build, but don't shows "Windows 10 Edição De Aniversário". I need this to install the correct updates, because they are different from one build to another. Where I'm wrong on my code? Thanks in advice!

I'm feeling really stupid. I type some wrong code into script, so when I test script itself throught Editor, it don't get the variable. With the right code, and running the script as executable, it returns the value of my variable correctly. Thanks for the help, and sorry for my mistake.

Thanks... But don't work for me. Bellow "returns" appears a blank space...