Palladian1881

That's unfortunate. Is there anything else you'd suggest I try to get around this problem?

Added #RequireAdmin to my script, and it does generate its own UAC popup now, but the script still does not function on the original popup. My script looks like this now: #RequireAdmin Sleep(5000) Send("{LEFT}") Send("{ENTER}") As a note, my company has asked me to automate our database builds to run at 2am, but will not grant me an exception for them to run without UAC. So is there anything else that could be preventing the script from working properly on the UAC popup window?

I can't. It's on a work-controlled computer.

Hi, I'm trying to write a script to automatically dismiss a Windows authentication popup (image below). My script works just fine in other programs (like notepad), but won't work on the popup screen. Sleep(5000) Send("!y") I've also tried this (because "No" is highlighted by default): Sleep(5000) Send("{LEFT}") Send("{ENTER}") And this: WinWaitActive("User Account Control") Send("!y") Windows seems to be blocking action from other programs while the popup is active. Is there a way around this restriction? Thanks!