ProcessClose() Woes

[MrBeatnik 1]

Hi all,

Hope ya have some advice

The following code works as you would expect; DOS box opens, waits 2 secs, then closes.

$runPID=Run(@SystemDir & "\" & "cmd.exe",@SystemDir)
Sleep(2000)
ProcessClose($runPID)

However, if I open the DOS box as another user, I cannot close the box at all, as so:

RunAsSet("Administrator","domain-name","password")
$runPID=Run(@SystemDir & "\" & "cmd.exe",@SystemDir)
Sleep(2000)
ProcessClose($runPID)
RunAsSet()

Can anyone give any suggestions for process killing as another user?

Thanks!

[this-is-me 4]

This is because the user account you are logged into does not have this privilege. You can run the following command:

RunAsSet("Administrator","domain-name","password")
RunWait(@AutoItExe & ' /AutoIt3ExecuteLine "ProcessClose(' & $runPID & ')"')

[MrBeatnik 1]

Yep, I knew the user doesn't have the rights, hence getting the processclose to "runas".

This works a treat, I always forget about the AutoIt script lines.

Thanks!

[daslick 1]

Pfff.. have been trying for like an hour now...

but create a shortcut to tskill (located in system32) with the arguments cmd

then run your shortcut and delete it.

I couldn't get runwait(@comspec & " /c" & "tskill cmd", "", @SW_HIDE) to work...

Good luck.

EDIT - I completely forgot Processclose .... why do I always try things the hard way? DOE!

Edited October 9, 2006 by daslick