Timer_GetIdleTime()

[Ghost21]

$idletime = _Timer_GetIdleTime()

If $idletime >= 6000 Then

ConsoleWrite("Idle at " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & @SEC & @CRLF)

_UpdatedRecords()

EndIf

How do I reset idle time.? As right now I get the result of..

Idle at 12:24:35

Idle at 12:24:35

Idle at 12:24:35

Idle at 12:24:35

Idle at 12:24:36

Idle at 12:24:36

Idle at 12:24:36

Idle at 12:24:36

Idle at 12:24:36

Idle at 12:24:36

Idle at 12:24:36

Idle at 12:24:37

Idle at 12:24:37

Idle at 12:24:37

[Melba23]

Ghost21,

Just simulate some user input:

#include <Timers.au3>

HotKeySet("{ESC}", "On_Exit")
Func On_Exit()
    Exit
EndFunc   ;==>On_Exit

ConsoleWrite("Set   at " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & @CRLF)

While 1

    $iIdleTime = _Timer_GetIdleTime()

    If $iIdleTime >= 5000 Then

        ConsoleWrite("Idle  at " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & @CRLF)

        If $iIdleTime > 10000 Then
            MouseMove(100, 100)
            MouseMove(200, 200)
            ConsoleWrite(@CRLF & "Reset at " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & @CRLF)
        EndIf

        Sleep(1000)

    EndIf

WEnd

All clear?

M23

[somdcomputerguy]

$idletime = _Timer_GetIdleTime()
While 1
 If $idletime >= 6000 Then
  $idletime = _Timer_GetIdleTime() ; this is to reset $idletime
   ConsoleWrite("Idle at " & @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & @SEC & @CRLF)
   _UpdatedRecords()
  Sleep(100)
  EndIf
WEnd

I don't know if you need the While loop and the Sleep in your script, but you will if they're not already in there someplace.<br><br>M23 is probably more right than me, so you'd be better to go with his suggestion.. <br>

Edited March 22, 2011 by somdcomputerguy

[Ghost21]

How about without moving the mouse? As I have three screens and the program could be on all three or 2 or 1 ????

Resettign the idle ticks to zero would be the best if at all possible ?

[Ghost21]

This kinda works but not the best answer:

$pos = MouseGetPos()

MouseMove($pos[0] + 1, $pos[1])

MouseMove($pos[0] - 1, $pos[1])

[Melba23]

Ghost21,

Why should the number of screens have anything to do with it? All you are doing is simulating user input - that is independent of where the app is running.

M23

[Ghost21]

Just seems like a bandaide fix.

[JackMcNack]

Sorry for digging out this old thread.

But I need help..

Is it possible to get the IdleTime of another user?

I want to create a service (run as SYSTEM user) which should check if any user interaction is happen.

Thank you Jack

[AutoBert]

I don't think it's possible with legal doing. Are you from NSA?

[JackMcNack]

:-) No.

I only want to shut down (and reboot with an autologon ) a Kiosk terminal if anyone login wit his personal account and forgot it afterwards.

The script runs as a service with the SYSTEM user.

Jack

[EmilyLove]

Here you go guys.

#include "Timers.au3"
local $IdleTime=_Timer_GetIdleTime()
MsgBox(0,"Current Idle","The current Idle Time is "&$IdleTime&"."&@CRLF&"This box will automatically close in 5 seconds.",5)
Send("{asc 0}");sends nothing but still resets the Timer. ASC 0 is the Null Character. Reference: http://www.asciitable.com/
local $IdleTime2=_Timer_GetIdleTime()
MsgBox(0,"Current Idle","The current Idle Time is "&$IdleTime2&".")

Also, I don't think you can do what you need to do on the SYSTEM account. I would just run it as the user that logs in. To do that, add a registry key (Reg_SZ) at HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run 

Edited April 27, 2016 by BetaLeaf

[JackMcNack]

Thank you :-) I caneled the requirement to shutdown the PC also if nobody logged in and start the skript as Betaleaf said.