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i check a service on a local machine and depending on what the status is different actions occur. if the service is "pending start" it means that an ini file is corrupt, after replacing it i want to run the check again..

any ideas?

$file = ("c:\temp\ns.txt")
    RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /query >' & $file)
    $line = FileReadLine($file, 1)
;FileDelete($file)

    $ns = StringTrimLeft($line,11)
    $ns2 = StringTrimRight($ns,14)  
;EndFunc

MsgBox(0,"",$ns2)

    $errorcount = 0
    If $ns2="pending start" Then
        Msgbox(0, "Netsupport Buddy", "Netsupport INI is corrupt on " & GUICtrlRead($asset) & @CRLF & _
                                      "Will try to fix INI...")
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c pskill.exe \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' client32.exe')
        FileCopy("cni.dll", "\\" & GUICtrlRead($asset) & "\c$\program files\netsupport manager\client32.ini", 1)
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc.exe "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /start')
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /query >' & $file)
        $errorcount = +1
    ;check
    EndIf

    If $ns2="stopped" Then
        Msgbox(0, "Netsupport Buddy", "Service is stopped on " & GUICtrlRead($asset))
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /start >' & $file)

        $line = FileReadLine($file, 1)
        FileDelete($file)

        If $line = "Error code 1058" Then
            MsgBox(0,"Netsupport Buddy", "Client32 service is disabled on " & GUICtrlRead($asset))
            Return
        EndIf
    ;check
    ;if "error code 1058" then service is disabled - then msgbox service was disabled else if not error code the service is set to manual
    EndIf
    
    If $ns2="running" Then
        Msgbox(0, "Netsupport Buddy", "Service is running on " & GUICtrlRead($asset))
    EndIf
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I would use a loop with a function and a select statement...

Something like this:

Local $state = ''
While  $state <> 'running'
 $file = ("c:\temp\ns.txt")
    RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /query >' & $file)
    $line = FileReadLine($file, 1)
;FileDelete($file)

    $ns = StringTrimLeft($line,11)
    $ns2 = StringTrimRight($ns,14)  
;EndFunc
$state = States()
Sleep(1000); give it some time to restart if needed
WEnd

Func States()
Select
    Case $ns2="pending start"
                Msgbox(0, "Netsupport Buddy", "Netsupport INI is corrupt on " & GUICtrlRead($asset) & @CRLF & _
                                      "Will try to fix INI...")
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c pskill.exe \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' client32.exe')
        FileCopy("cni.dll", "\\" & GUICtrlRead($asset) & "\c$\program files\netsupport manager\client32.ini", 1)
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc.exe "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /start')
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /query >' & $file)
        $errorcount = +1

    Case $ns2="stopped" 
        Msgbox(0, "Netsupport Buddy", "Service is stopped on " & GUICtrlRead($asset))
        RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c netsvc "client32" \\' & GUICtrlRead($asset) & ' /start >' & $file)

        $line = FileReadLine($file, 1)
        FileDelete($file)

        If $line = "Error code 1058" Then
            MsgBox(0,"Netsupport Buddy", "Client32 service is disabled on " & GUICtrlRead($asset))
           ;Return <----- I'm not sure why this return was included as a function wasn't included in your sample code
        EndIf
    Case $ns2="running" 
        Msgbox(0, "Netsupport Buddy", "Service is running on " & GUICtrlRead($asset))
EndSelect
        Return $ns2
EndFunc

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