WinWait for Windows Security prompt issue

[DavidTunnell]

I am trying to run a network location that prompts a password, enter a username and password login.

This is my code:

Run("C:\WINDOWS\system32\rundll32.exe shell32.dll,#61")
WinWait("[CLASS:#32770]")
ControlFocus("Run", "", "[CLASS:Edit]")
Send($SecureServerShare)
ControlClick("Run", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:2]")
$WaitCheck = WinWait("Windows Security", "Remember my credentials", 60)
;MsgBox(0, "", "")
If ($WaitCheck <> 0) Then
     ControlFocus("Windows Security", "", "[CLASS:DirectUIHWND]")
     ControlFocus("Windows Security", "", "[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:1]")
     Send($SecureUserName)
     Sleep(500)
     ControlFocus("Windows Security", "", "[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:2]")
     Send($SecurePassword)
     Sleep(500)
     ControlClick("Windows Security", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:2]")
EndIf

The user of the script may or may not already be logged in. This is the reason for the if statement. If it times out it's supposed to return a 0.

I believe the issue is with the wait check... I tried what I am showing above:

$WaitCheck = WinWait("Windows Security", "Remember my credentials", 60)

As well as:

$WaitCheck = WinWait("[CLASS:#32770]", "", 60)

Using the AutoIt Window info Utility this is correct.. it is however the same as run. How do I correctly wait for this window to popup (which typically takes 25 seconds)?

Edited September 11, 2013 by DavidTunnell

[Cravin]

Maybe you could try a Do...Until loop?

Do
Sleep(250)
Until WinExists("[CLASS:#32770]") = 1

Edited September 11, 2013 by Cravin

[allSystemsGo]

Why not map the drive within the script then un-map it on exit?

[Cravin]

Yeah, that would also work better, depending on what you're trying to do.. taking that into consideration, you could use the  DriveMapAdd function with flag 8 (Prompts for authentication).. that way you don't have to hard code a password into your script

Edited September 11, 2013 by Cravin