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Hi,

This is the code I am trying to run:

AutoItSetOption("WinSearchChildren", 1)

AdlibEnable("_NoSaveScheme")
_SetNoSound()
AdlibDisable()

Func _SetNoSound()
   Local $sWork
   
   $sWork = @SystemDir & "\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL mmsys.cpl,,1"
   Run($sWork)
   If WinWaitActive("Sounds and Audio Devices Properties", "", 10) Then      
      ControlCommand("Sounds and Audio Devices Properties", "", "ComboBox1", "SelectString", "No Sounds")
   ;ControlClick("Sounds and Audio Devices Properties", "", "Button5")
   EndIf
EndFunc

Func _NoSaveScheme()
   If WinExists("Save Scheme") Then 
      MsgBox(4096,'debug:' , 'WinExists:');### Debug MSGBOX 
      ControlClick("Save Scheme", "", "Button2")
   EndIf
EndFunc

Basically, it opens the Sounds and Audio Devices Properties control applet and sets the sound scheme to No Sounds. However, if the active sound scheme has been modified, a modal dialog box pops up prompting you to save the existing scheme. The problem is that this modal dialog box stops even Adlib from working so I can't automatically click on the No button to dismiss it. Could anyone offer a way round this problem please?

Many thanks

Edited by pacman
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AdlibEnable("_NoSaveScheme")
_SetNoSound()
AdlibDisable()

I think the above code causes the AdlibDisable() to be called sooner than you think...

Try adding the following to the last line of your _SetNoSound() function:

While WinExists("Sounds and Audio Devices Properties")
sleep(100)
WEnd
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