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I am using AutoIt for my automation process which involves two machines. The first machine (running Windows 10) is used to keep my second machine awake and perform automation tasks. The script executes on the second machine, but when I disconnect from the first machine, the automation process fails to execute the ControlClick function. The same script works fine on another machine running Windows Server 2012.

Actual Result: On the Windows 10 machine, the script fails to execute the ControlClick function when the machine is disconnected, affecting the automation process on the second machine.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Set up an AutoIt script that uses the ControlClick function on a Windows 10 machine.
  2. Ensure the first machine (Windows 10) is connected and running the script to keep the second machine awake.
  3. Execute the script with the first machine connected and running.
  4. Disconnect from the first machine.
  5. Observe that the script fails to execute the ControlClick function on the second machine.
  6. Run the same script on a Windows Server 2012 machine.
  7. Observe that the script executes successfully on the second machine

I would love to hear your solutions or any suggestions to resolve this issue.

Thanks,

Best regards,

Danish Amanat

 

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Moved to the appropriate AutoIt General Help and Support forum, as the Developer General Discussion forum very clearly states:

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