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Hi ,

I am new to Autoit and to programming. I have read some C++ but didn`t practice too much.

Enough said about me :unsure: I am running a video programm that converts many videos, however this program will give me some errors after completing

each video, that is I need to open the error message and press ok to continue. I get like 4 error messages.

I tried this code but it doesn`t work alone, I need to click on the error window and my code will work.

While 1
    If WinActive("MetadataConvert.exe - System Error") Then
            WinWaitActive("MetadataConvert.exe - System Error")
            Send("{ENTER}")
        EndIf
    If WinActive ("CmdConverter.exe - System Error") Then
             WinWaitActive("CmdConverter.exe - System Error")
             Send("{ENTER}")

    EndIf

WEnd

Any help ?

Thank you

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Hi again,

I have figured it out and used the following code :

While 1
    If WinExists("MetadataConvert.exe - System Error") Then
            WinActivate("MetadataConvert.exe - System Error")
            WinWaitActive("MetadataConvert.exe - System Error")
            Send("{ENTER}")

    ElseIf WinExists ("CmdConverter.exe - System Error") Then
            WinActivate("CmdConverter.exe - System Error")
            WinWaitActive("CmdConverter.exe - System Error")
             Send("{ENTER}")

    EndIf
WEnd

However I am facing a little problem.

I am using the script on a remote desktop, so I use remotedesktop tool from windows to go to the remote computer where my video convertor program is running.

The problem is that the script will not execute unless I keep the remotedesktop window open on my computer or is it is closed/minimized I need to open it for the script to run.

Is there any workaround to get it executed although the remotedesktop window is not open ?

Kind Regards and thanks for reading

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