Script slow over RDP remote desktop and doesn't fully execute

[apachetypewriter]

Hi, I used AU3Record to create a very simple script that clicks in 3 textboxes and enters 3 numbers, the 3 numbers are 10, 20 and 30. Works fine on my local machine, so I used RDP (windows remote desktop) to log onto a Windows Server 2008 machine and ran it at the same screen resolution.

Now if I sit and watch it run on that server over RDP, it works fine, but it all happens in slow motion, though all 3 textboxes do get populated. Next I exit the RDP session by running this on the command line: RDP-Tcp#0 /dest:console

This allows me to exit it without locking the screen so the AutoIt script still runs, however when I log back in after the script has run, the first textbox has “102030” in it, so it’s almost like it hit the first textbox but didn’t hit the other 2 textboxes correctly however the script populates the textboxes correctly when I sit and watch it… Any ideas? Heres my script:

MouseClick("left",1034,552,1)
Sleep(1500)
Send(“10”)
Sleep(1500)
MouseClick("left",1192,445,1)
Sleep(1500)
Send(“20”)
Sleep(1500)
MouseClick("left",1189,491,1)
Sleep(1500)
Send(“30”)

[apachetypewriter]

One thing I did notice was that autoit v3 was installed on my local machine but that shouldn't make a difference because it still runs over RDP as I have compiled it to an exe. Is it worth installing? Otherwise I might have to look at alternatives

[apachetypewriter]

Can anyone help!?

[ironsled]

Im not a pro like most on here. I do have some experience with RDP and Autoit. Instead of using mouse clicks, have you tried ControlClick? I have had luck using this instead of having the window open for the RDP session. Cheers!

[apachetypewriter]

Thanks, I will give it a try.