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WinSetState ("[CLASS:OpusApp]", "", @SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED) and WinSetState ("[CLASS:OpusApp]", "", @SW_MAXIMIZE) don't maximize the window. Using WinSetState("[CLASS:OpusApp]","",@SW_RESTORE) allows me to maximize it about 15% of the time. I've tried using WinMove("[active]",0,0,@Desktopwidth,@Desktopheight), but that only makes it worse. I've also tried putting in a sleep and maximizing it again. Does anyone have a solution? Here's my code: The startup script is intentionally commented, because I'm not testing it right now. The other comment is just for debugging when I need it. UPDATE: When I run two instances of the program, it works almost all the time, but if I copy the code inside the else statement twice it doesn't work at all (despite the fact that it's running the same code just in one program vs two). I also noticed that when I run two instances of it, about 50% of the time when it opens both the windows, it also hits the windows button and types the letter d into the search box. Neither of these actions are in my code. I'm not really sure what's going on.

Hello y'all, It's been a while since i coded in autoit. I am looking for a way to maximize 2 windows (on 2 screens) when they are not maximized. So: [begin loop] If Internet Explorer is not maximized -> then maximize it If Windows mediaplayer is not maximized -> then maximize it sleep 60 seconds [goto beginning of loop] Is this possible without having to know the title of the windows mentioned above? (regardless of what website/video-clip is opened) Both windows are on a different monitor (and have been maximized there but occasionaly get "smaller" by a windows update notification which pops up from time to time) ?

Hey, I am just wondering about how I would check whether the current GUI is maximized or restored? Right now, I am using GUI Events to change a variable, I am wondering whether there is a more efficient way? Thanks.