Network Crashes

[thecoop004]

I just stumbled onto this app and it looks really cool.

I created a simple install of Microsoft Snapshot Viewer.

#cs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

AutoIt Version: 3.1.1.0

Author: myName

Script Function:

Template AutoIt script.

#ce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

; Script Start - Add your code below here

Run ("SnpVw90.exe")

WinWaitActive("Snapshot Viewer","Would you like to install")

Send("!y")

WinWaitActive("Snapshot Viewer","END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR MICROSOFT")

Send("!y")

WinWaitActive("Snapshot Viewer 9.0 Setup","Welcome to the Snapshot Viewer 9.0 installation program")

Send("{ENTER}")

WinWaitActive("Snapshot Viewer 9.0 Setup","To install to this folder, click OK")

Send("{ENTER}")

WinWaitActive("Snapshot Viewer 9.0 Setup","To start installation, click the large button")

Send("{ENTER}")

WinWaitActive("Snapshot Viewer 9.0 Setup","Snapshot Viewer 9.0 Setup was completed")

Send("{ENTER}")

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Really basic, and if I run it it works.

My issue is that I compile the file into an EXE and it works on my machine, but when I try and move the source files along with the complied EXE to a network share it kills my connection and never copies the EXE file.

Am I missing something??

Im running on an XP Pro machine.

Thanks for any help.

[lod3n]

Sounds like bad anti-virus technology, either on your machine, or possibly your network's router. Some Cisco routers will shut down your connection if they think a virus is on the loose. Some anti-virus programs incorrectly identify EXEs created by AutoIt as viruses.

Just a guess. Check with your network admin.

[thecoop004]

Ya, thanks I found something in another topic.

My company uses McAfee and if you use the default settings when you compile for the ICON then it does that.

I simply picked a different ICON and it worked fine. Weird......

Thanks for the comment.