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  1. Hi there and welcome to AutoIT forum. Did you tried to output the winexists to see if is sucessufull? The winexists is the only condition tha get you out of the loop and continue your script. Try consolewrite(@error & @CRLF) after that statement. Cheers
  2. Hi there, You can compile again the original code! Where is the original code, the au3 file? Do you still got it with you? Please share the code for further help. Cheers
  3. Hi there, OSK.EXE is the On Screen Keyboard, that don´t have switches documented in Microsoft. Nevertheless this is not an AutoIT issue, what help do you need in your script? Cheers
  4. Working fine with me! Did you get all files from UIA_V0_4.zip file included in thread? Cheers
  5. Can't you concentrate all in one script? If you have a cascade of runs, it is really difficult to have a "consistant" way to monitor child processes. Can you summarize what your script does? Probably re-arranging your script will make you have more control. Cheers
  6. Hi and welcome, Why not this? _ExcelBookSaveAs($oExcel,$DestPath) Cheers
  7. Hi there, For the false virus issue see >this or in your enterprise you can set exclusions for the AV software to bypass your compiled scripts. For the error output in Scite you can add traces in Tools > Trace: Trace add lines Cheers
  8. Hi there, I believe that your issue is that you run 16 child process with run command regarding Autoit3wrapper.exe : $PID=Run($BaseDir & "TMP2_ReRun_MissingFiles.exe " & $sFileNameNPath & " " & $FileCnt,"",@SW_SHOW, $STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD) And i bet that you are running some 3rd party application in the second script. If you what a "process free exit program" you have to get control on the exit of your child processes, and exit the main script just when other processes are over. Cheers
  9. Hi Andy2520, Is this usefull? HERE Cheers
  10. Welcome aboard, I hope that you have a CD jukebox Cheers
  11. Hi again, Strange, i am also using dual monitor and is working for me. As soon as you click start button sends me a msgbox. Well at least we tryed!!! Cheers
  12. Hi there, I ran the script and gives same BrewManNH output. Unicode issue probably? Language? Cheers
  13. Another kid with nothing to do. I hope the best for you in life kiddo, because i think you will need with your temper. Try to learn AutoIT, and you will occupy your mind with usefull material, and not being rude, unfriendly and trying to be smarter then other. Life will give you the right answers at the right time, my answer to you is bye bye! God bless you!
  14. Hi there! I think it is really familiar with this >POST I am done with this kind of post from you my friend! Cheers
  15. Hi there, I googled this : By default, your pinned apps on the taskbar are saved in both locations below. In the registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerTaskband In the hidden TaskBar folder: C:Users(user-name)AppDataRoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar I tryed to delete the shortuct, but there is some work to do in registry. The problem is that the favorites are in binary. I hope it helps! UPDATE The following registry keys make up the actual Start Menu and are better readable: HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersion ExplorerStartPage2 There are these values by default: Favorites (REG_BINARY) In this key the actual shortcuts that are Pinned to the Start Menu are captured. FavoritesChanges (REG_DWORD) This is a Windows System key for tracking the changes to the Pinned to Start Menu items. FavoritesRemovedChanges (REG_DWORD) This is a Windows System key for tracking the changes to the Pinned to Start Menu items. FavoritesResolve (REG_BINARY) In this key, reference is kept between the items in the Pinned to Start Menu and the items in the %APPDATA%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedStart Menu folder in the users’ profile. FavoritesVersion (REG_DWORD) This is a Windows System key for tracking the changes to the Pinned to Start Menu items. Since i am using Windows 8.1, the path is C:%AppData%RoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
  16. You are right my friend. Please care to try this one please! While 1 Sleep(50) $hControl = ControlGetHandle("[CLASS:Shell_TrayWnd]", "", "Start") If $hControl = 0x00000000 Then Send("{ESCAPE}") MsgBox(16, "test", "I can do something now") Exit EndIf Wend It worked for me Win 8.1 64bits Cheers
  17. Hi and welcome, I suggest you to read this topic : RULES Cheers
  18. Hi there, Try AdlibRegister. Cheers and welcome aboard
  19. Well i can try to help you, with the script code, but i am no expert in windows group. Can't you do that with global policies? Cheers
  20. Hi and welcome Check Autoit Help file for: _FileListToArray FileCopy or FileMove FileDelete StringReplace While...WEnd For...Next Script something all the comunity will be delighted to help you. Cheers!
  21. Hi there, Maybe @username check Macro Reference - System Info in helpfile. But i think that a logoff is mandatory to apply new windows rights. Cheers
  22. Hi there, I think you didnt post everything. I don't see any code error of this snippet. Try to share a little more and your goal. Cheers.
  23. Welcome! There are many ways of doing that, but the better way depends on what you what to do next. Check help file for this : @WindowsDir Cheers
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