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The motion detector is the program which secures your data when you are away form your PC leaving it ON for 5-10 minutes. Just start it, enter the password & activate it. Any movement or click of mouse & key press of keyboard in your absense will result in turning off your computer. When you return, deactivate the program by pressing Shift + . (the buttons you press to type the character > ) after deactivating it, you can continue your work. However there are some bugs : the program turns off the PC when i) The screen saver is activated. ii) any notification icon or notice is displayed automatically. The password for this program (by default is mypass. You can change it by editing it in the script.

I am new to this language and hence, please make this program better by editing it.

Thank you.

- Shaarad Dalvi.

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The motion detector is the program which secures your data when you are away form your PC leaving it ON for 5-10 minutes. Just start it, enter the password & activate it. Any movement or click of mouse & key press of keyboard in your absense will result in turning off your computer. When you return, deactivate the program by pressing Shift + . (the buttons you press to type the character > ) after deactivating it, you can continue your work. However there are some bugs : the program turns off the PC when i) The screen saver is activated. ii) any notification icon or notice is displayed automatically. The password for this program (by default is mypass. You can change it by editing it in the script.

I am new to this language and hence, please make this program better by editing it.

Thank you.

- Shaarad Dalvi.

Interesting. Any reason you don't simply lock the workstation instead?
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Interesting. Any reason you don't simply lock the workstation instead?

how to do it ?? please tell me so that I can improve myself
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Or hit the Windows Key and L (That wound be the key with the Windows Logo and the L Key)

I think that's what Jos was doing with his code, although I must admit that the character between {LWINDOWN} and {LWINUP} looks more like a 1 (0ne) than an l (L)

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I think that's what Jos was doing with his code, although I must admit that the character between {LWINDOWN} and {LWINUP} looks more like a 1 (0ne) than an l (L)

Its a lowercasde L :D

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I don't see the shutdown command anywhere.

I think he's trying to accomplish this with the Send commands for LWinkey and then uuuuuuu.... which would only work if the welcome screen is enabled I

believe. There a systematic way in Autoit to do that. The func is called Shutdown() I believe ^_^

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