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cant search some files in @systemdir in vista64


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Hello All,

i make a code to search for *.sys in @systemdir using _filelisttoarray in windows vista 64 ...it cant show any file........

But if i copy that file on the desktop and search then it show....

Is it cuz the folder is protected with some files ? Would you show me how to fix it :)

I used this script

_FileListToArray(@winsysdir, "*.sys")

tx in advanced,

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I'm not realy sure if it's that issue here but from what Help file says:

AutoIt is a 32-bit application, so running under a Windows 64-Bit edition will access by default file and registry compatible information.(An x64 version is in beta and can be found at http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/beta/autoit/)

For Files, Windows has a special redirection mechanism for some system directories.

DllCall("kernel32.dll", "int", "Wow64DisableWow64FsRedirection", "int", 1)

Some more information can be found at MSDN. For registry, use HKCR64 or HKLM64 to bypass the redirection mechanism see Registry Functions documentation.

Maybe that's the thing? Search for Running under Windows 64-bit Edition in Help File for full information.

Ps. Where did you got @winsysdir. I can't find it in HelpFile?

Edited by MadBoy

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Sorry Madboy , it is @systemdir. Let me read more the link to find out. Thank you.

I'm not realy sure if it's that issue here but from what Help file says:

Maybe that's the thing? Search for Running under Windows 64-bit Edition in Help File for full information.

Ps. Where did you got @winsysdir. I can't find it in HelpFile?

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