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1) I see what you mean. You may notice that they are similar functions, and share the same name, but sysinfolog is geared for string assembly to write the log, whereas gcs is not.

2) I'm not sure how your language translates the word you have in mind, to "Follower", but I'm guessing you meant something else.

"Runner" perhaps?

"The mediocre teacher tells. The Good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." -William Arthur Ward

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GetCommonStartups v3.00 Initial Release: September 17, 2012 Last Updated: July 29, 2014 Current Version: 3.07 What is it? It had a very humble beginning with some minimal coding to display Run Ke

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232showtime, Quote: This script must be compiled 64Bit if used on a 64Bit OS.

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Updated 1st Post to Version 3.03

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major update -- contains a crash fix -- see spoiler in 1st post.

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You're welcome. Still thinking about the name. It's hard to throw away old shoes.

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Just compiled and ran this on my box at work. All I get are the "File" and "Tools" menu items, and an otherwise blank GUI. Am I missing something basic? I'm an administrator on my PC if that matters.

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Not sure what that is... if it's from a fresh start.

I'm aware of a strange problem that comes up every once and a great while... which fits your description.

At the bottom of the Tools menu is an item called: Common Startups (reset).

Does that do anything for you?

Also, what operating system is that?

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Not sure what that is... if it's from a fresh start.

I'm aware of a strange problem that comes up every once and a great while... which fits your description.

At the bottom of the Tools menu is an item called: Common Startups (reset).

Does that do anything for you?

Also, what operating system is that?

Odd. I rebooted this morning, and it's working.

For what it's worth, it's XP Pro, 32 bit. The GUI looked the way it does when you grab the corner of the window to resize it (blank and grey.) I tried the Reset option yesterday, and it did nothing. I tried it both compiled and uncompiled with no difference.

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That is odd. Also, what AutoIt version are you using?

One of these days I'll fix it, if I can reproduce it.

It just doesn't show up often enough.

My initial thoughts on it, is that possibly some code is getting ahead of rendering.

"The mediocre teacher tells. The Good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." -William Arthur Ward

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That is odd. Also, what AutoIt version are you using?

One of these days I'll fix it, if I can reproduce it.

It just doesn't show up often enough.

My initial thoughts on it, is that possibly some code is getting ahead of rendering.

I'm using 3.3.8.1.

Funny, I tried it multiple times yesterday with the same results. Today, just the opposite.

I notice there's a progress bar briefly on-screen. When it didn't work, I didn't get the progress bar either. Just the menu and a grey expanse of GUI. :)

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I guess thats what they mean by "random features".

j/k

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Updated 1st post to v3.06

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GetCommonStartups v3.00

Initial Release: September 17, 2012

Last Updated: July 14, 2014

Current Version: 3.06

What is it?

It had a very humble beginning with some minimal coding to display Run Keys and their values in the registry.

Since then, it has grown into a tool that I use to trouble-shoot computers.

Credits and Updates:

-Credits:

- trancexx for listview onhover snippet.

- GeoSoft for Regedit jump snippet.

- wraithdu for _IsJunction().

- and the many who contributed to Array.au3.

-Updates:

October 01, 2012 - v.3.01 - Various Code Improvements.

October 03, 2012 - v3.02 - Fixed a few problems with object errors in _WMI_InstancesOf().

1) If a device is not found (like a sound card), it will return a blank string when the "object count" is zero.

2) If a "property name" returns an error of "not found" at the "qualifier loop", then the function will continue without it.

Thanks goes to ricky03 for posting the errors and testing.

November 05, 2012 - v3.03 - Updated _WMI_GetATAPISmartData() with v1.00

December 09, 2012 - v3.04

* Upgraded _WMI_InstancesOf() to v1.00 -- Getting a "bit" more from WMI.

* Updated _WMI_GetATAPISmartData() with v1.01

* Moved _WMI_QuickFixEngineering() to it's own window.

* Fixed a crash issue with _Drivers_Services() when a PathName was blank. (Case: DisplayName -> SASKUTIL)

* Removed _WMI_MiniInstancesOf() and _WMI_ProcessItem(). The new version of _WMI_InstancesOf() replaced them.

* Added _WMI_GetErrorDescription() for when the Error Handler fails to give one.

* Added the ability to also run au3 scripts in _RunProgram().

* Updated various other functions. ie: Reg_Debuggers(), GetCommonstartups(), _ObjErrorHandler(), etc.

January 03, 2013 - v3.05 (not released)

Added: _Clean_ContentIE5 v0.2b

July 14, 2014 - v3.06

Modified to support Win_8 and newer AutoIt versions (ie: 3.3.12.0).

* Removed _StartService() and modified GCS_TestWMI() to a simpler code.

This script must be compiled 64Bit if used on a 64Bit OS.

Download Version 3.06

attachicon.gifGetCommonStartups_v3.06.zip

Please let me know if you have any issues or complaints.

I'm getting an error 64Bit OS Detected. Please use the 64Bit version of this program...

ill get to that... i still need to learn and understand a lot of codes graduated.gif

Correct answer, learn to walk before you take on that marathon.

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232showtime,

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This script must be compiled 64Bit if used on a 64Bit OS.

"The mediocre teacher tells. The Good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." -William Arthur Ward

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Updated 1st post to v3.07

"The mediocre teacher tells. The Good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." -William Arthur Ward

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