Run does not work correctly under Windows 7

[kdh1966]

I am having problems with the AutoIt Run command in Windows 7.

I have found several exe files that I can not launch using

AutoIt's run command.

;This works
Run (@ComSpec & '  /c "scite4autoit3.exe"', "", @SW_HIDE)
Run (@ComSpec & '  /c "ypops-win-0.9.7.3.exe"', "", @SW_HIDE)
Run (@ComSpec & '  /c "autoit-v3-setup.exe"', "", @SW_HIDE)



; This does not work
Run ("scite4autoit3.exe")
Run ("ypops-win-0.9.7.3.exe")
Run ("autoit-v3-setup.exe")


; This works also
ShellExecute ("scite4autoit3.exe")
ShellExecute ("ypops-win-0.9.7.3.exe")
ShellExecute ("autoit-v3-setup.exe")

I have to either include the @ComSpec or use ShellExecute. This is not

the case under Windows XP. The permissions are set the same for all

the programs. Has anyone else had a similar issue or know how to

correct this? I don't really want to use @ComSpec or ShellExecute for

various reasons.

Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.

[kdh1966]

By the way, I forgot to mention that of the three exe

files, ypops-win-0.9.7.3.exe works in all three scenarios.

The other two only work if I use @ComSpec or ShellExecute.

The three files I have mentioned were only for demonstration

purposes. I used them because two of the three work. I have

MANY more that I have found that do not work.

Sorry about that. I guess that would have been good information

to have.

[Jos]

Both installers from this forum need Admin level access. Is that the same for the other exe?

[kdh1966]

  On 4/20/2010 at 7:04 PM, 'Jos said:

Both installers from this forum need Admin level access. Is that the same for the other exe?

That was my thought also but I turned off UAC in Windows 7 and am still having the

problem. I am logged on as a user with admin rights also.

[Jos]

Are you running from SciTE with F5?

When I tried it and has SciTE started normally it indeed does "nothing".

When I started SciTE in Admin mode and pressed run things worked fine.

After that changed the script to"

#RequireAdmin
Run ("scite4autoit3.exe")

Which worked in both modes.

Jos

Edited April 20, 2010 by Jos

[kdh1966]

  On 4/20/2010 at 7:17 PM, 'Jos said:

Are you running from SciTE with F5?

When I tried it and has SciTE started normally it indeed does "nothing".

When I started SciTE in Admin mode and pressed run things worked fine.

After that changed the script to"

#RequireAdmin
Run ("scite4autoit3.exe")

Which worked in both modes.

Jos

The #RequireAdmin did work. Thanks.

I must have missed the addition of #RequireAdmin somewhere along the line.