Using Autoit to create a batch File to run an executable

[JLogan3o13]

The way you have it in your last post is the way it should look. Have you tried it?

As for syntax, you really need to crack open the help file and look...

Edited August 23, 2016 by JLogan3o13

[pluto41]

Local $strCmd = @ScriptDir & "\Setup.exe"
; RunAsWait("Administrator", "MyDomain", "MyPassword", $RUN_LOGON_NETWORK, $strCmd) ; Line temporary disabled.
ConsoleWrite ($strCmd & @CRLF)

First make sure the command actually runs. Copy the ConsoleWrite output from the script above and paste it into the Windows Run Box ( Windows Key + R) If the command does not run put quotes around it. Something like this:  "c:\My Temp Dir\Setup.exe". Experiment till your'e command runs Ok from the Windows Run Box. After that adjust the AutoIT script to the correct path and run it again. If you need Quotes look for something like this: Local $strCmd = Chr (34) & "C:\My Temp Dir\Setup.exe" & Chr (34)