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Hello Autoit-Specialists!

I'm trying to make an Autoit-Script to (unattended) install the new Trillian-version 3.1.6.0. This is my current au3-script:

BlockInput(1)

RUN (EnvGet("systemdrive") & "\install\applications\trillian\trillian-v3.1.6.0.exe")

winwait("Trillian Installer")
sleep (100)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "Agree", "Button1")

winwait("Trillian Installer")
sleep (100)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "&Next >", "Button1")

winwait("Directory doesn't exist")
sleep (100)
controlclick("Directory doesn't exist", "&Ja", "Button1")

winwait("Trillian Installer", "Press launch to continue")
Sleep(500)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "&Launch", "Button1")

BlockInput(0)
exit

After the installation Trillian shoult not be launched and the install-window should be closed. Unfortunately I'm not able to identify the window correctly in order to close it. Is there anyone to help me?

Please excuse my bat very bad English ...

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Grz

Supergudrun

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After the installation Trillian shoult not be launched and the install-window should be closed. Unfortunately I'm not able to identify the window correctly in order to close it. Is there anyone to help me?

Have you used the AutoIt Window Info tool to identify the troublesome window? It's always been reliable for me.

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yes, I did. The problem is solved now - I made a simple mistake: during my testing I did'n delete the install-folder, so that the questin whether I want to create the Trillian-folder or not was not asked, so that the script stopped there.

Here is the working au3-file to install Trillian 3.1.6.0 unattended:

BlockInput(1)
RUN (EnvGet("systemdrive") & "\install\applications\trillian\trillian-v3.1.6.0.exe")
winwait("Trillian Installer")
sleep (1000)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "Agree", "Button1")
winwait("Trillian Installer")
sleep (1000)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "&Next >", "Button1")
winwait("Directory doesn't exist")
sleep (1000)
controlclick("Directory doesn't exist", "&Ja", "Button1")
winwait("Trillian Installer", "&Launch")
Sleep(500)
WinClose("Trillian Installer", "&Launch")
BlockInput(0)
exit
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yes, I did. The problem is solved now - I made a simple mistake: during my testing I did'n delete the install-folder, so that the questin whether I want to create the Trillian-folder or not was not asked, so that the script stopped there.

Here is the working au3-file to install Trillian 3.1.6.0 unattended:

BlockInput(1)
RUN (EnvGet("systemdrive") & "\install\applications\trillian\trillian-v3.1.6.0.exe")
winwait("Trillian Installer")
sleep (1000)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "Agree", "Button1")
winwait("Trillian Installer")
sleep (1000)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "&Next >", "Button1")
winwait("Directory doesn't exist")
sleep (1000)
controlclick("Directory doesn't exist", "&Ja", "Button1")
winwait("Trillian Installer", "&Launch")
Sleep(500)
WinClose("Trillian Installer", "&Launch")
BlockInput(0)
exit

I tried this Sript for the newest version of trillian v3.1.13. Unfortunately the "WinClose"-command didn't work. Can anybody help with this problem?

Here is my script:

BlockInput(1)
RUN (EnvGet("systemdrive") & "\install\applications\trillian\Trillian31130.exe")
winwait("Trillian Installer", "THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT")
sleep (100)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "Agree", "Button1")
winwait("Trillian Installer", "Cancel")
sleep (100)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "&Next >", "Button1")
winwait("Trillian Installer", "I accept")
sleep (200)
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "I accept the license agreement and want to install the free Ask Toolbar", "Button4")
controlclick("Trillian Installer", "&Next >", "Button2")
winwait("Trillian Installer", "&Launch")
Sleep(100)
WinClose("Trillian Installer", "&Launch")
BlockInput(0)
exit

Grz

Supergudrun

Edited by Supergudrun
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WinClose("Trillian Installer", "&Launch")

Are you sure the "&" is supposed to be there before Launch? I know & sets an accelerator (underlines the letter) but I never include that and have automated probably 30 apps.

I agree with Volly, but to do automated installs a more bulletproof way is like this: (my Double Driver installer)

$timedelay=250
Run("dd210.exe")
Do
    sleep($timedelay)
    if WinExists("Double Driver Setup","Welcome to the Double Driver Setup Wizard") then
        WinActivate("Double Driver Setup","Welcome to the Double Driver Setup Wizard")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("{ENTER}")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Double Driver Setup","Please read the following important information before continuing.") then
        WinActivate("Double Driver Setup","Please read the following important information before continuing.")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("!a") ;ALT-a
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("{ENTER}")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Double Driver Setup","Where should Double Driver be installed?") then
        WinActivate("Double Driver Setup","Where should Double Driver be installed?")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("!n")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Double Driver Setup","Where should Setup place the program's shortcuts?") then
        WinActivate("Double Driver Setup","Where should Setup place the program's shortcuts?")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("!n")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Double Driver Setup","Which additional tasks should be performed?") then
        WinActivate("Double Driver Setup","Which additional tasks should be performed?")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("!n")
    endif
    if WinExists("Double Driver Setup","Setup is now ready to begin installing Double Driver on your computer.") then
        WinActivate("Double Driver Setup","Setup is now ready to begin installing Double Driver on your computer.")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("!i")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Double Driver Setup","Completing the Double Driver Setup Wizard") then
        WinActivate("Double Driver Setup","Completing the Double Driver Setup Wizard")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("{SPACE}")
        sleep($timedelay)
        send("!f")
        ExitLoop
    EndIf
until 1=2

Very similar to the link star2 referenced. I like throwing a WinActivate in there incase the installation window looses focus for whatever reason.

Ian

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  • VHD Footer - Add a footer to a forensic hard drive image to allow it to be mounted or used as a virtual machine hard drive.
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Thanks for response so far.

I watched the unattended installation, with the result, that the focus stays on the trillian installer.

Unfortunately I found no silent switch for that installer. My tries with "Launch" instead of "&Launch" reached the same result :D

Any other ideas to close the windows in due time? :D

Grz

Supergudrun

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$timedelay=250
run("trillian-v3.1.13.0.exe")
Do
    sleep($timedelay)
    if WinExists("Trillian Installer","Trillian(TM) End User License Agreement") Then
        WinActivate("Trillian Installer","Trillian(TM) End User License Agreement")
        send("{ENTER}")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Trillian Installer","C:\Program Files\Trillian") Then
        WinActivate("Trillian Installer","C:\Program Files\Trillian")
        send("{ENTER}")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Trillian Installer","I accept the license agreement and want to install the free Ask Toolbar") Then
        WinActivate("Trillian Installer","I accept the license agreement and want to install the free Ask Toolbar")
        send("{TAB 2}") ;select the Ask Toolbar option
        send("{SPACE}") ;no thanks!  :)
        send("{ENTER}")
    EndIf
    if WinExists("Trillian Installer","Launch") Then
        WinActivate("Trillian Installer","Launch")     ;CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
        send("{ENTER}") ;allows Trillian to launch
;~      ProcessClose("trillian-v3.1.13.0.exe") ;prevents Trillian from launching
        ExitLoop ;quits the automation once the installer is completed
    EndIf
until 1=2

That did the trick for me :D

Ian

Edited by llewxam

My projects:

  • IP Scanner - Multi-threaded ping tool to scan your available networks for used and available IP addresses, shows ping times, resolves IPs in to host names, and allows individual IPs to be pinged.
  • INFSniff - Great technicians tool - a tool which scans DriverPacks archives for INF files and parses out the HWIDs to a database file, and rapidly scans the local machine's HWIDs, searches the database for matches, and installs them.
  • PPK3 (Persistent Process Killer V3) - Another for the techs - suppress running processes that you need to keep away, helpful when fighting spyware/viruses.
  • Sync Tool - Folder sync tool with lots of real time information and several checking methods.
  • USMT Front End - Front End for Microsoft's User State Migration Tool, including all files needed for USMT 3.01 and 4.01, 32 bit and 64 bit versions.
  • Audit Tool - Computer audit tool to gather vital hardware, Windows, and Office information for IT managers and field techs. Capabilities include creating a customized site agent.
  • CSV Viewer - Displays CSV files with automatic column sizing and font selection. Lines can also be copied to the clipboard for data extraction.
  • MyDirStat - Lists number and size of files on a drive or specified path, allows for deletion within the app.
  • 2048 Game - My version of 2048, fun tile game.
  • Juice Lab - Ecigarette liquid making calculator.
  • Data Protector - Secure notes to save sensitive information.
  • VHD Footer - Add a footer to a forensic hard drive image to allow it to be mounted or used as a virtual machine hard drive.
  • Find in File - Searches files containing a specified phrase.
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