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This one runs quite well for me. OS = Windows 7 Enterprise ; Fill in the username and password appropriate for your system. Local $sUserName = "Administrator" Local $sPassword = "PassWord" ; Run a command prompt as the other user. Local $pid = RunAsWait($sUserName, @ComputerName, $sPassword, 0, "dfrgui.exe", @SystemDir) ; Wait for the process to close. ProcessWaitClose($pid) Came right out of the Example code in the help file. RocTx

I always thought "X Drop" was a good one. http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...27&hl=xdrop RocTx

Thanks for your reply SmOke_N, Your "Switch" code did not work for me. First it complained about not having "Select". Then when I added select it complained with a "syntax" error with "Switch". But from looking and using your example with "ConsoleWrite" I was able to code it as the following code and that worked! $Pressed=MsgBox (4131, "Accept?", "Is this Correct?" & @CRLF & @CRLF & ReadInput()) MsgBox(4096,"Pressed", "You Pressed " & $Pressed) Thanks again.. RocTx

Thanks for the reply Alzo.. I've been there in that same page staring at it.. but I can't see "how" to determine which button was pressed, hence my question. What $variable or @function is the result in, that I can use to query or display what button was pressed? RocTx

I need a nudge... How do you capture or determine what button was pressed in a MsgBox scenario. In the following code the flag 4131 produces a "Yes" "No" "Cancel" button. MsgBox (4131, "Accept?", "Is this Correct?" & @CRLF & @CRLF & ReadInput())How do I determine which one was pressed? Thanks

Try the following tool to run it as a service Run As Service: http://www.pirmasoft.com/runassvc.php Or SrvAny: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q137890/ RocTx Or this.. http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...topic=15251&hl=

I think you are still missing a space after your xcopy. You have "" instead of " " Doublecheck your "double quotes" for spaces left out. RocTx

I have printed the entire Help file by selecting the top level "AutoIt" topic, then select print, then select "Print selected Heading and all subtopics". Be prepared to have a very thick book. So I only print it for every major version upgrade and not for beta releases. RocTx

Excellent!!! The tool works perfectly! I have an IBM laptop connected with the onboard wired nic and also wifi. It detects both devices and I can select which adapter to view and all the correct information is there for them. I was working on a similar script to do the same.. except it was taking me longer. You beat me to it. But yours is great!! And I like it! Again.. thanks for sharing.. Food for thought and maybe new feature.. Adding the Name of the DHCP, Gateway and DNS servers for those who are curious. RocTx

Very nice tool beshellenbaum. One slight bug... ( I think ).. In the Display function GUICTRLSetData ($subnet , $adapter[$result][5] ) GUICTRLSetData ($gateway , $adapter[$result][6] ) If using a "static ip".. the display is correct. However if using "dhcp" the display is off in the fact that it shows the subnet as the current ip address and the gateway as the subnet. If I change the 5 to a 6 then the subnet is displayed correctly. But I can't seem to get the gateway to display correctly. Changing it's value ([$result][x] does not seem to display the correct gateway ip. See attached images. Still going over the code.. Thanks for this very useful tool. RocTx

I think burrup came up with this script that does what you want to do. #include <GUIConstants.au3> GUICreate("Test") $test1 = GUICtrlCreateInput ( "0000", 2, 2,40,-1,$ES_NUMBER) $test2 = GUICtrlCreateInput ( "This is a test", 2, 30,70,-1) $test3 = GUICtrlCreateLabel ( "text", 100, 2, 100, -1) GUISetState() $changed = GUICtrlRead ($test3) While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop If GUICtrlRead ($test1) > 9999 Then GUICtrlSetData ($test1, "9999") EndIf If $changed <> GUICtrlRead ($test1) & " - " & GUICtrlRead ($test2) Then GUICtrlSetData ($test3, GUICtrlRead ($test1) & " - " & GUICtrlRead ($test2)) EndIf $changed = GUICtrlRead ($test3) Wend I can't remember the thread/link to the original post. Burrup... this is correct no? Your code? RocTx

@Xenogis; There seems to be an error in this logic because on Central time of 12:30pm the clock reads 2:30am. If @HOUR > 12 Then $h = @HOUR - 12 $pa = " PM" Else $h = StringTrimLeft ( @HOUR, 1 ) $pa = " AM" EndIf It seems like it does not take into account that 12:30pm is "not" greater than 12 and therefore falls throuth to the Else statement which ends up triming the "1" from the 12 and ends up being AM instead of PM. However, jdickens code works well. If $minute <> @MIN Then $minute = @MIN If @HOUR > 12 Then $TheHour = @HOUR - 12 Else $TheHour = @HOUR EndIf I know it's fixable, just thought I'd point that out. RocTx

Who has the local admin password? Somebody has to have it no? Can your script prompt them to enter the password? Found this script (VB) to disable the firewall. You could "FileInstall" it and then run it. http://www.kayodeok.co.uk/weblog/200405/09...p_firewall.html Set objFirewall = CreateObject("HNetCfg.FwMgr") Set objPolicy = objFirewall.LocalPolicy.CurrentProfile objPolicy.FirewallEnabled = FALSE Hope it helps and gives you some ideas. RocTx

Hmmmmm... This would be a good one for the "wiki". One central place to find it quickly instead of searching for it in the forum. Just an idea. RocTx

I can confirm what Jdeb is seeing. I get the same thing. Win XP Pro SP2 AutoIt version 3.0.103.168 RocTx

Wouldn't re-loading the page have the same effect as refreshing all the frames? How about utilizing a "ticker" application? Just some ideas. RocTx

This command will restart a computer remotely. From your command prompt type: Shutdown -r -m \\ComputerName -t 05 -r = Reboot, -m = Computer name, -t 05 = warns of a reboot in 5 seconds. Environment: Domain, Active Directory, Domain Admin rights, Windows 2000, XP Works every time. RocTx

Try using the following commands found in the Resource Kit. LDIFDE or CSVDE. You can "Google" for the parameters. RocTx

Very very useful function Cyberslug.. Thanks for sharing!! Btw: I don't get/see any flicker on mine. Dell Optiplex GX240 XP Pro, SP2, 256M Ram, ATI Rage 128 Pro Ultra GL AGP AutoIt Version: 3.0.103.168 RocTx

Can you not code the .bat file in AutoIt? Run all your commands from the .bat in an AutoIt script? Then compile it? No one will be able to read your password that way. Just an idea. Unless there is more information we don't know about. RocTx

FYI.. It works for me too. RocTx

Thanks Ian

Try the following code. It's basically IPCONFIG with a window. #include <GuiConstants.au3> #include <File.au3> Ask() Func Ask() GUICreate("IP Config",400,500) ; will create a dialog box that when displayed is centered Opt("GUICoordMode", 1) GUISetFont(12, 800,4,"Arial") GUICtrlCreateLabel ("IP Config Options", 125, 20, 200) GUISetFont(10, 800,0,"Arial") GUICtrlCreateLabel ("Display", 160, 70, 200) GUICtrlCreateLabel ("Update", 162, 140, 200) GUISetFont(9,400,0,"") $Sel1 = GUICtrlCreateRadio("Simple IP Info", 40, 100, 120, 20) GUICtrlSetState(-1,$GUI_CHECKED) $Sel2 = GUICtrlCreateRadio("All IP Info", 250, 100, 120, 20) $Sel3 = GUICtrlCreateRadio("Renew IP", 40, 170, 120, 20) $Sel4 = GUICtrlCreateRadio("Release IP", 250, 170, 120, 20) $Sel5 = GUICtrlCreateRadio("Flush DNS", 40, 200, 120, 20) $Sel6 = GUICtrlCreateRadio("Re-Register IP/DNS", 250, 200, 120, 20) $ok = GUICtrlCreateButton("OK", 100, 400, 80) $Cancel = GUICtrlCreateButton("Cancel/Exit", 200,400,80) GUISetState() ; will display an dialog box with 2 button ; Run the GUI until the dialog is closed While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() Select Case $msg = -3 Exit Case $msg = $ok ExitLoop Case $msg = $Cancel Exit EndSelect Wend If GUIRead($Sel1) = 1 Then $Sel = "" If GUIRead($Sel2) = 1 Then $Sel = "/ALL" If GUIRead($Sel3) = 1 Then $Sel = "/RENEW" If GUIRead($Sel4) = 1 Then $Sel = "/RELEASE" If GUIRead($Sel5) = 1 Then $Sel = "/FLUSHDNS" If GUIRead($Sel6) = 1 Then $Sel = "/REREGISTERDNS" GuiDelete() GetInfo($Sel) Ask() EndFunc Func GetInfo($Sel) Dim $temp, $arr ;RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "IPCONFIG.EXE /all > IPINFO.TXT", @MyDocumentsDir, @SW_HIDE) RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "IPCONFIG.EXE " & $Sel & " > " & "IPINFO.TXT", @MyDocumentsDir, @SW_HIDE) _FileReadToArray(@MyDocumentsDir & "\IPINFO.TXT", $temp ) For $n = 1 to $temp[0] $arr = $arr & StringStripWS($temp[$n],4) Next MsgBox(0, "IP Configuration Information", "Logged User:" & @UserName & @LF & $arr & @LF & @LF & @LF) RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "DEL.EXE IPINFO.TXT", @MyDocumentsDir, @SW_HIDE) EndFunc RocTx

I had the same problem and ended up using the following "RunWait" code. I noticed you use "Run". RunWait("C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\Iexplore.exe C:\Documents and Settings\Userid\My Documents\AutoItScripts\LucAu3\Heritage\Attendance.html", "",) Replace *.html path to where you keep/write your *.html file. RocTx

I believe he means "Rename" taskmgr.exe to something else, replace it with your script or some other "Informational" box so that when Alt+Ctrl+Del is pressed, your script comes up or some other program you choose. It could be your script that shows nothing, does nothing, user would never know. Task manager won't run then, unless you call it through the "Start" - "Run" or some other shortcut. I'm not sure this is the answer you were looking for. RocTx