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Hi

I have to install an unsigned printer driver on about 200 computers, I have successfully written the script to install the driver, but the problem is the driver is unsigned, which means I get a security warning dialog box prompt mid driver install.

I have wrote a little autoit script to do such a thing. I was wondeing how can I make this script lop until the security dialogs box appears and then run it and exit. Thanks for any help as I am not very skilled with autoit.

My autoit script

WinWait("Windows Security", "")
WinActivate("Windows Security")
Send("{TAB}")
Send("{ENTER}")
Exit(0)

This is the issue below

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Edited by clivebuckwheat
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the code seems nice

it should work

if not try with the ControlSend, it will definitely work, i have done it earlier with good results

Edited by PhoenixXL

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I thought that window resists automation, after all it is a security window.

I think you need admin rights to install anyway, so you should be looking at a way to disable the

prompt before you try to install the driver.

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