Hel to program an AutoIt Script

[ReAslan]

Hello everyone I need urgent help .
Let me explain : I need a AutoIt script that automatically do three things :
1 ) If it detects that the program is closed open it .
2 ) If it detects that the program is open it does not do anything .
3 ) If it detects that the program is blocked closes and restarts .

The AutoIt script must be run in the background and automatically continue to do the three things described above .

I understand that I must act on tasklist which contains all the processes but are not expert in c++ language.

The script must be run on Windows 2000 .
Thanks in advance to all

[Exit]

And what you tried so far ?

[water]

Stop posting the same "question" over and over again or your stay on this forum will be quite short.
Take a look at the forum rules and you will see what we expect from new users!

[Melba23]

ReAslan,

At last an AutoIt question - a bit better than your other 3 threads which I have now deleted. But still posted in the wrong section - I have moved it for you but I would ask you to be more careful in the future.  And a word to the wise, if you keep posting the same question again and again you might find reincarnation a little more difficult than did your namesake.

M23

[Starstar]

HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")

Func Terminate()
    Exit
EndFunc   ;==>Terminate


While 1
if ProcessExists("progrm.exe") Then
Sleep(100)
Elseif not ProcessExists("progrm.exe") Then
ShellExecute(@DesktopDir&"\program.exe")
Else
Shutdown(2)
Endif
Wend

Try this one.......

[Jos]

 

HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")

Func Terminate()
    Exit
EndFunc   ;==>Terminate


While 1
   if ProcessExists("progrm.exe") Then
      Sleep(100)
   Elseif not ProcessExists("progrm.exe") Then
      ShellExecute(@DesktopDir&"\program.exe")
   Else
      Shutdown(2)
   Endif
Wend

 

Try this one.......

​Are you sure?

Why have the ElseIf test again the existence of a program?
Under what condition will you reach the Else condition?

Jos

 

[Bert]

I hate to say it seeing how two mods have weighted in  -

1. Why the specific OS?
2. is it something that is installing?
3. If an installer - can you do the install silently?

[SadBunny]

What do you mean by 3, "the program is blocked"?

[Bert]

What do you mean by 3, "the program is blocked"?

​I caught that myself....why would the program be blocked?

[argumentum]

he can write a batch file. No need for a script. Do need to attend to the antivirus tho.

[argumentum]

goto https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896682.aspx , get that and run this batch file:

@echo off
:start
pslist notepad
if errorlevel 0 if not errorlevel 1 goto IsRunning
if errorlevel 1 if not errorlevel 2 start /b notepad.exe

:exit
echo was not running, now is, keep checking in 4 sec.
ping 12.0.0.1 -w 1000 > nul
goto start
pause
exit

:IsRunning
echo yes, is running, keep checking in 4 sec.
ping 12.0.0.1 -w 1000 > nul
goto start
pause
exit

:end

tested in win 2000

[Bert]

yuck! has a GOTO in it. GOTO is evil!

[ReAslan]

 

Hello everyone , Thanks for giving me the question moved in the right section and thank you for the answers .

argumentum tried the .bat file and I do not recognize the command " pslist " But I understood the meaning . However I can not correct the error of command pslist not recognized .

With locked program , I mean that the process is in the " not responding" and then it goes off and on again , or restart.

 

Is the operating system is Windows 2000 and would be nice to be a script is a .bat file c ++ / c

Edited May 29, 2015 by Jos
removed codebox around text to make it readable.

[SadBunny]

PsList is part of the SysInternals tool suite. See https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896682.aspx

About the C/C++ you mentioned twice... You do realize you're on a forum for another language?

[argumentum]

Andrea, I understand that at time one is in a desperate situation, but you are not very straight forward. A private message without new information does not aid your search nor gives you a more personalized attention. To test on a Win 2000 and give you something tested is really personalized. Unless you provide more information, I believe no one can give you better aid.

If you are not a "coder", then say it. You may then be properly directed. Maybe.