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Hello! I have made a program, that opens a folder, and then store the path ("C:\programFiles\etc") in a variable. Then i need to open the command panel as administrator, and write in the stored path, and some other text. Can i somehow instantly copypaste the text i needed, instead of writing in the command panel with the Send commands? #RequireAdmin #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> Global Const $sMessage = "Select a folder" ; Display an open dialog to select a file. Global $sFileSelectFolder = FileSelectFolder($sMessage, "") If @e
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How can I detect when a Command Prompt window has returned to idle with prompt for the next command please? For example, after a large paste: ControlClick("[CLASS:ConsoleWindowClass]", "", "", "right") ControlSend("[CLASS:ConsoleWindowClass]", "", "", "p") a large paste may be something like copying some large files which may go on for some time after the paste command has been given. -
Good morning AutoIt community! Today, I'm here to ask you if you know how to run an .exe from cmd.exe ( Command Prompt )... My intention is to read a .ini file where I store an information that has to be included in the shell, and run an .exe with that information... I'll give you an example Local $aFileCartellaAuditCopy = _FileListToArray($sPercorsoAuditCopy, "*.txt") If @error Then MsgBox($MB_ICONERROR, "Errore!", "Errore durante la lettura della lista dei file nella directory" & @CRLF & $sPercorsoAuditCopy & @CRLF & "Errore
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I need to create a new administrator account on a number of computers, so figured I would make a script to do it. You can only add/modify admin profile from an elevated command prompt (administrator command prompt). So I tried writing that into my short script. I thought that my "RunAs" command below would do the trick, but it opens a standard cmd window through the admin profile. Anyone able to tell me how to get it to open the elevated cmd? RunAs("administrator",@ComputerName,$sAdminPassword,0,@ComSpec) Sleep (500) Send("net user /ADD " & $sUsern
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Hi all, I am working on a application with a GUI and command prompt in 1. Currently my code looks this simple > #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseUpx=y #AutoIt3Wrapper_Change2CUI=y #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> $Form1 = GUICreate("Form1", 615, 437, 192, 124) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) While 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSwitch WEnd But when I compile this and run the compiled version there is also a command prompt shown. But I don't want this. Besides that, I also want it
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When I execute any batch command then it is prompting a command window for 1 second till the command executes with the below command. $CMD = "net localgroup administrators domainaname\usename /add" RunWait(@ComSpec & " /q /c " & $CMD) Is there any way to exeute the command without showing the window.
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Trying to make a script where it will run a command to show me the model name AND serial tag info on a laptop remotely and copy it to keyboard step by step. I know how to do this via WMIC but I'm curious how to create a CMD script out of it so I can just one click. So it would look something like.... wmic csproduct get name*copy to clipboard* "Press enter to advance"[Enter]wmic csproduct get identifyingnumber*copy to clipboard* "Finished"Any ideas?
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Hello, I am checking code with Microsoft BinScope 2014. It runs in a command line. You may be familiar with it if you are testing security for DLLs. Anyway, I get a directory of .DLL and corresponding Symbol .PDB files from developers. The .dll and .pdb filenames have to match to run BinScope on them. I create an array of DLL files, then an array of PDB files, compare the files to make sure I am only testing matching filenames, and then running them through BinScope. I have the automated script running but because I am having problem with @ComSpec, I am using Run("CMD.exe"). It leaves a DOS b -
#include <Constants.au3> HotKeySet("{ESC}", "_Exit") Global $up= Ping("www.bing.com") Do $date = @MDAY & "" & @MON & "" & @YEAR $time = @HOUR & "" & @MIN & "" & @SEC Run(@ComSpec & ' /c ping -t -s 1 myservername >> %userprofile%\desktop\' & $date & $time & '.txt', @SystemDir, @SW_show) ConsoleWrite($up & @LF) sleep(5000) Send("^+c") _ProcessCloseEx("cmd.exe") ;Send("!+{F4}") until $up=0 Func _Exit() Exit EndFunc ;==>_Exit Func _ProcessCloseEx($sPID) ;ConsoleWrite($sPID & @LF) local $killLync = $sPID
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So I'm working on a general maintenance script. Part of it is to run chkdsk (just check no /f /r) and report that to a file. So far whenever i run the script, everything works perfectly, but i get errors on the chkdsk readout file, but then if i follow up with running chkdsk manually i get no errors. even piping results to a file. so far has happened on a Dell XPS and Dell Precision both using the original factory image (Win 7), and a Dell Vostro 200 (Win XP)that has been reformatted like a week ago. The error is always with the volume bitmap. Here's the script im running: If Pro
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I am trying to get information from a DOS-window by getting a spesific line of information (SID) I found the _RunDOS ( $sCommand ) function, but I could not find any way to get the information or store it in any way(variable/notepad/....) Anyone got any idéa? =) Can be a dos command, VBScript or anything, just need it stored somewhere I can read Kind Regards, Akarillon
