Is it running as me on deksotp? - (Moved)

[jriker1]

I have an autoit script that maps two drives and closes.  have it set to run as a Windows 10 scheduled task.  Running it manually form the desktop it works fine.  When I remote desktop to the desktop after a reboot, scheduled task shows it runs, but there are no mapped drives.  Windows 10 set to auto login.  Logging in with the same user remotely that it auto logs in with and the schedule task is set to run as.  Is there some additional setting to make this really run as the person on the desktop?

Thanks.

 

JR

[Melba23]

Moved to the appropriate forum.

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[ModemJunki]

29 minutes ago, jriker1 said:

I have an autoit script that maps two drives and closes <etc..>

Can you share a copy of the script that is changed a little so it doesn't show your actual user credentials or other private information?

[jriker1]

You bet.  Guessing the script itself is probably not the issue, more something I need to maybe set in Scheduled Task:

 

#include <AutoItConstants.au3>
$sUsername="<domain>\<username>"
$sPassword="<password>"
DriveMapDel("X:")
Sleep(2500)
DriveMapAdd("X:", "\\homeserver\e$", $DMA_DEFAULT, $sUsername, $sPassword)
DriveMapDel("Y:")
Sleep(2500)
DriveMapAdd("Y:", "\\mediacenter\d$", $DMA_DEFAULT, $sUsername, $sPassword)
 

 

Also Scheduled task:

- Trigger at Logon any user

 

This is the only part I'm wondering, if I change it to run as me if it would od anything.  Not sure what any user is anyway.

 

Thanks.

 

JR

[ModemJunki]

Please use code tags when posting example code (the "<>" in the post controls).

Can you try to capture the return from DriveMapAdd to a logfile like below?

#include <AutoItConstants.au3>
#include <File.au3>

$sUsername="<domain>\<username>"
$sPassword="<password>"

$s_delRet = DriveMapDel("X:")
_FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\DriveMapLog.log", "Deletion of X: returned " & $s_delRet)
Sleep(2500)
$s_mapRet = DriveMapAdd("X:", "\\homeserver\e$", $DMA_DEFAULT, $sUsername, $sPassword)
_FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\DriveMapLog.log", "Mapping of X: returned " & $s_mapRet)

$s_delRet = DriveMapDel("Y:")
_FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\DriveMapLog.log", "Deletion of Y: returned " & $s_delRet)
Sleep(2500)
$s_mapRet = DriveMapAdd("Y:", "\\mediacenter\d$", $DMA_DEFAULT, $sUsername, $sPassword)
_FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\DriveMapLog.log", "Mapping of Y: returned " & $s_mapRet)

 

[jriker1]

OK I'll give this a try.  Stay tuned.  For reference is 0 or 1 good.  I ran this manually and got a 0 for the X: drive and a 1 for the Y: drive and the Y: drive was mapped and the X: drive wasn't.  This is a manual run.

 

EDIT:  Should also say I'm seeing that for some reason the X: fails on Windows 10 and Y: works.  On WIndows 8 both work.

EDIT EDIT:  What's interesting even though I get a 0 or 1 on some and in File Explorer just shows the Y: drive, if I drop to an admin DOS prompt and do a net use, it shows both X: and Y: mapped.  Odd it's not showing in Windows File Explorer plus having errors.

Thanks.

 

JR

Edited November 20, 2018 by jriker1