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Hello, is there a function that forces the simulation on a window that is a priori protected, I have already tried

#RequireAdmin

ControlClick("AnyDesk","","[Text:Chat]")

Opt("MouseClickDownDelay",50)
MouseClick("left", 1177,710, 2,80) 

MouseMove(1177,710)
DllCall("user32.dll", "NONE", "mouse_event", "DWORD", 0x0002, "DWORD", 1, "DWORD", 1, "DWORD", 0, "ULONG_PTR", 0)
Sleep(250)
DllCall("user32.dll", "NONE", "mouse_event", "DWORD", 0x0004, "DWORD", 1, "DWORD", 1, "DWORD", 0, "ULONG_PTR", 0)

All this function works elsewhere on the screen but on the window that I want it does not work.

Thank you in advance for your help

Posted

All apss do not use Window messages to accomplish some tasks.  Ones can decide to interact directly with the driver.  They may decide to do so to shortcut some bots trying to automate their application.  You are maybe facing this situation.

Posted
23 hours ago, Nine said:

All apss do not use Window messages to accomplish some tasks.  Ones can decide to interact directly with the driver.  They may decide to do so to shortcut some bots trying to automate their application.  You are maybe facing this situation.

If so, how to simulate a click like a real human with autoit

Posted
14 hours ago, AutoXenon said:

The window you're controlling might be running at SYSTEM privilege while the script is only at Admin level.

So what should I do to control the privileged system

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