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  1. Hello, I solved it - only had to add a sleep for 10 seconds or so to make sure the shell could see the I.P. address change. I'm working in Windows PE environment (10.0.10586). I think I have some permissions issue related to AutoIT I've tried with Net Share and with DriveMapAdd - neither work. So finally I made the script output a batch file with a pause and what I found is that in WinPE, the batch file behaves differently if it's run at the command prompt or if it is spawned by AutoIT. If spawned by AutoIT, the net use command gives error 1231 "The network location cannot be reached". I assume this is the same problem that DriveMapAdd is having. But if I run the same batch file under the command shell in the Windows PE instance, it works. I also made a simple test with Ping() and it always returns 1 (host is offline) but I can ping it from the command line in the same PE session. Are there service dependencies for this to work? What is preventing AutoIT from accessing the network? Below sample is kind of dirty but illustrates what I'm doing. Could use a lot more refinement for error checking etc. ;~ #RequireAdmin #include <Array.au3> #include <AutoItConstants.au3> _SetUpPEIP() Func _SetUpPEIP() Local $s_user = "USER" Local $s_pass = "PASS" Local $s_RMTIP = "10.1.1.4" Local $s_RMTSHR = "SHARED_FOLDER" Local $s_IPPrefix = "10.1.1." Local $s_netMask = "255.255.255.0" Local $s_StartIP = 20 Local $a_NICs[1] Local $objWMIService = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\localhost\root\CIMV2") Local $colItems = $objWMIService.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_NetworkAdapter", "WQL") If IsObj($colItems) Then ; gather network card names For $objItem In $colItems If $objItem.NetConnectionStatus == "2" Or $objItem.NetConnectionStatus == "9" Then _ArrayAdd($a_NICs, $objItem.NetConnectionID) EndIf Next EndIf If IsArray($a_NICs) Then ; assign them I.P. addresses For $i = 1 To UBound($a_NICs) - 1 $s_setIP = "netsh interface IP set address name=""" & $a_NICs[$i] & """ static " & $s_IPPrefix & $i + $s_StartIP - 1 & " " & $s_netMask $s_ipRes = RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & $s_setIP, @ScriptDir, @SW_HIDE) ; expect 0 Sleep(100) ConsoleWrite($s_setIP & " result is: " & $s_ipRes & @CRLF) Next Sleep(10000) ; wait for the shell to catch up and enum the I.P. $sres = DriveMapAdd("Z:", "\\" & $s_RMTIP & "\" & $s_RMTSHR, $DMA_PERSISTENT, $s_user, $s_pass) ; now map a drive Else ; error! No cards found! EndIf EndFunc ;==>_SetUpPEIP
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