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Hello

How Can i Check for Open File in a map notwor drive

(File is Been Use by anuther User and canot be deleted)

or there is an option to close the session betwin the user and the open file

Best Regard

Automan

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I couldn't even get FileMove() to throw me an error even renaming it while the file was open, nor FileRead() or FileReadLine() to throw an error either.

If it were an .au3 file or converted .au3 to .exe I would say when the .au3/au3.exe is opened to create a dummy file in the Temporary Directory, then do a check using FileMove(), if the directory and file exists it would throw a "0" as an error, then apon exiting the script with Opt("OnExitFunc","OnAutoItExit") delete the original made file.

Or to simply create a dummy file somewhere and do an If FileExists(), and delete as the above.

Maybe someone can show you with a DLLCall() or @Comspec...

Anyway... I did try :P ... Very good luck to you!

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Edited by SmOke_N

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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Hello

Maybe you could use Psexec from sysinternals and the "Net file" command.

With it, you could send a CMD to a remote computer and see the results locally.

Exemple :

psexec \\MyRemoteComputer -u Admin -p PassWord "Net file"

Net file will show you the files which are open and you can close them with the ID which is shown.

Be carefull if you close them like that because you bypass all the security of the application which has opened it.

HTH,

Francis

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