script works in winxp but not with Vista

[speedi]

I run this part of a script in winxp with no problems. Now trying to run on a Windows Vista computer and I get this error (sse jpg attached). Can't find reason searching forums.. Any help would be appreciated.. Also please tell me how to run the script without the owner agreeing to run it...

This is part of my daily backup script that runs each night and rotates the output folders.. I only wanted to show the line that gives me the error...

script part with error:

#RequireAdmin

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "c:\tm start /L >>c:\backup.txt")

SOLVED - see new post

I am using this code instead:

FileWrite("c:\backup.txt", "Backup " & @computername & " Done " & @MON & "/" & @MDAY & "/" & @YEAR & " -- " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & @CRLF)

$Starttime = (@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC)

sleep(50000)

$Endtime = (@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC)

$out=elapsedtime($StartTime, $EndTime )

FileWrite("c:\backup.txt", "End Backup " & @MON & "/" & @MDAY & "/" & @YEAR & " -- " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & " Elapsed Time = " & $out & " " & @CRLF)

Func ElapsedTime ( $StartTime, $EndTime )

$Start=StringSplit($StartTime,":")

$new=StringSplit($EndTime,":" )

$Oseconds=$Start[3]+($Start[2]*60)+($Start[1]*3600)

$Nseconds=$new[3]+($new[2]*60)+($new[1]*3600)

if $Oseconds>$Nseconds then $Nseconds=$Nseconds+24*3600

$outsec=$Nseconds-$Oseconds

$hour=Int($outsec/3600)

$min=Int(($outsec-($hour*3600))/60)

$sec=$outsec-($hour*3600)-($min*60)

$DiffTime = StringFormat("%02i:%02i:%02i", $hour,$min,$sec)

return $DiffTime

endfunc

Thanks very much! Jim

Edited January 29, 2010 by speedi

[Melba23]

speedi,

please tell me how to run the script without the owner agreeing to run it

And why would you want to do this?

And the answer had better be a good one!

M23

[speedi]

speedi,

And why would you want to do this?

And the answer had better be a good one!

M23

I see I didn't include ths script.. This is part of my daily backup script that runs each night and rotates the output folders.. I only wanted to show the line that gives me the error... Man you are tough!

script part with error:

#RequireAdmin

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "c:\tm start /L >>c:\backup.txt")

[Melba23]

speedi,

Man you are tough!

No, just protective of Autoit's reputation.

M23

[KaFu]

Is the vista a 64bit one? Then look at the MsgBox title and read this. In a Windows 64bit environment no 16bit code can be executed.

[speedi]

Is the vista a 64bit one? Then look at the MsgBox title and read this. In a Windows 64bit environment no 16bit code can be executed.

The Vista business pro in this case is 32 bit. I loaded the 32 bit xxcopy but received the same error... I will also inquire at the xxcopy web site. If you have any other ideas, I would appreciate them.... Thanks!

[speedi]

PROBLEM SOLVED!

The problem was the TM program. It is a time mark program that is very old and is a 16 bit program...

Thanks for any help!