MSCONFIG

[Shawndt]

I am trying to select the Startup tab in the MISCONFIG window. I am able to select the startup selection. I am not able to select the Startup tab. Any help would be great.

$MSCONFIG = "System Configuration Utility"

Run("C:\WINXP\PChealth\helpctr\binaries\msconfig.exe")
WinWait($MSCONFIG)
Sleep(2000)
ControlClick($MSCONFIG, "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:3]")
ControlClick($MSCONFIG, "", "[CLASS:SysTabControl32; INSTANCE:1]")

[Yashied]

#Include <GUITab.au3>

$MSCONFIG = 'System Configuration Utility'
Run(@WindowsDir & '\PChealth\helpctr\binaries\msconfig.exe')
WinWait($MSCONFIG)
Sleep(1000)
_GUICtrlTab_SetCurFocus(ControlGetHandle($MSCONFIG, '', '[CLASS:SysTabControl32;INSTANCE:1]'), 5)

[Shawndt]

#Include <GUITab.au3>

$MSCONFIG = 'System Configuration Utility'
Run(@WindowsDir & '\PChealth\helpctr\binaries\msconfig.exe')
WinWait($MSCONFIG)
Sleep(1000)
_GUICtrlTab_SetCurFocus(ControlGetHandle($MSCONFIG, '', '[CLASS:SysTabControl32;INSTANCE:1]'), 5)

Thanks Yas, I have to read up on those controls. Another question for you. I need to select certain startup items, like TPOSDSVC, TPSHOCKS etc. How would I distinguish them from each other? Can you give me a code example?

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[Shawndt]

#Include <GUITab.au3>

$MSCONFIG = 'System Configuration Utility'
Run(@WindowsDir & '\PChealth\helpctr\binaries\msconfig.exe')
WinWait($MSCONFIG)
sleep(2000)
ControlClick($MSCONFIG, "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:3]")
Sleep(1000)
_GUICtrlTab_SetCurFocus(ControlGetHandle($MSCONFIG, '', '[CLASS:SysTabControl32;INSTANCE:1]'), 5)
ControlClick($MSCONFIG, "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:2]")
ControlListView($MSCONFIG,"", "SysListView32", "Select", "TpShocks")

I have this so far, yet it will not select(Put a check) by this particular item. I am deselecting everything and then I want to check the items I need.

[Bert]

All of the items that are shown in the list you are referencing is in the registry. You could simply read the section of the registry and build an array from that.

[Shawndt]

All of the items that are shown in the list you are referencing is in the registry. You could simply read the section of the registry and build an array from that.

Thanks for your reply. I know nothing about arrays. Was hoping someone could help me with it this way.

[Fire]

Hi to all.

Shawndt

i agree 100% with Volly.

+About arrays see here All About Arrays(Excellent Tuto)

+ For view startup entryes see here too

Autostart Adjuster

I know it so lame but it works for me