Creating a loop for a failed application

[SBrandon]

I am pretty rusty using AutoIT. I love it but with my job I haven't used it in a number of years. What I am trying to do, and I may be going about it all wrong, is re-run an application installation from a command prompt if it fails the first time. Here is the scenario: I am currently writing a script to remove one antivirus program and install another in a business info structure. I have the script working perfectly minus one issue. On a couple of systems in the 30 that I have tested, when I run that application that removes it, it fails. If I rerun the removal tool a second time it works. What I need to work into the script is some way to detect the removal tool failing and then have it re-run it a second time then continue the rest of the script. I would post the scripts I have tried but at this point I wouldn’t know which one to even post. This is the latest attempt at a working loop but it doesn't work either. I have driven myself nuts over this for the past week and any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

While 1
            $var_5 = ControlGetText("ccmclean (v2.50.3025.1000)", "Your system has been successfully cleaned.", 2)
            Sleep(1000)
            If $var_5 = "OK" Then
                WinClose("[CLASS:ccmclean (v2.50.3025.1000)]")
                Sleep(500)


            ElseIf $var_5 = ControlGetText("ccmclean (v2.50.3025.1000)", "Failed to remove product Configuration Manager Client (1618)", 2) Then
                WinClose("[CLASS:ccmclean (v2.50.3025.1000)]")
                Sleep(500)

                Run('cmd')
                _WinWaitActivate("Administrator: C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe", "")
                Send("p{SHIFTDOWN};{SHIFTUP}{ENTER}cd{SPACE}x64{ENTER}ccmclean.exe{SPACE}/client{ENTER}")
                Send("exit{ENTER}")
                WinClose("[CLASS:ccmclean (v2.50.3025.1000)]")
                ExitLoop

            EndIf
        WEnd

[JohnOne]

"It does not work" is not enough to go on, need specific details of the exact thing which goes wrong.

I think though that an If Elseif needs an Else keyword.

[SBrandon]

Thanks for the response. I ended up taking out the loop all together and just having it load a vb script to remove sccm. That fixed my problem with sccmclean failing to remove the application. Still running into an issue with Forefront not wanting to uninstall but that is a seperate issue all together.

[JLogan3o13]

You say you're uninstalling one antivirus application for another. You do realize SCCM is not an antivirus application, right?