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Hello! I'm quite new to autoit, so I need some help to guess if my idea is possible.

I'm writing scripts to use them on remote computer (using windows remote desktop). They should work properly when user logged out from it (scripts are triggered by windows scheduler). My main need is to use mouse and keyboard as usual, it's possible? Because common mouse functions (like mousemove or mouseclick) seems not active on disconnected remote computer.

PS. I hope my English is good enough to understand my needs.

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Hello! I'm quite new to autoit, so I need some help to guess if my idea is possible.

I'm writing scripts to use them on remote computer (using windows remote desktop). They should work properly when user logged out from it (scripts are triggered by windows scheduler). My main need is to use mouse and keyboard as usual, it's possible? Because common mouse functions (like mousemove or mouseclick) seems not active on disconnected remote computer.

PS. I hope my English is good enough to understand my needs.

An AutoIt script can run as a Service or Scheduled Task without a desktop ONLY if it doesn't need any GUI interaction. That means no mouse/keboard interaction. Think about it. A mouse is moved over graphical images, which are stacked in a Z-order, and clicks on icons and graphical controls. What, is the mouse supposed to be doing where there are no desktop and no graphical controls.

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