How do I run slmgr.vbs from AutoIt

[copyleft]

I tried the sugestion from this post and tested it with the "View Activation, License, and Expiration Date Information" switch  

slmgr.vbs /dli

like this: runWait(@comSpec & ' /c cscript.exe "C:\Windows\System32\slmgr.vbs /dli"', '')

But no go. By the way, I want to see the output display, either console or the Windows notification.  Any suggestions?

[water]

If you search the forum for newer threads you will find something like this:

 

[copyleft]

Outstanding. Thanks. BTW that post never came up when I searched the forum.

Edited August 18, 2021 by copyleft

[Earthshine]

I don’t see how you could’ve search the forum because I just typed in slmgr Into the search bar and that was the second hit so I don’t believe that you searched

Edited August 19, 2021 by Earthshine

[copyleft]

I typed:

"slmgr.vbs /dli" 

and it didn't show up. I'll be less precise next time Mr. Earthshine.

Edited August 19, 2021 by copyleft

[Earthshine]

The /DLL was wrong And then closing it” in double quotes is double wrong because then you’re saying find me this literal string you need to learn how to search. Had you searched “slmgr.vbs” it would have worked   Better yet don’t use double quotes for anything

Edited August 19, 2021 by Earthshine

[copyleft]

@Earthshine this thread is beginning to remind me of the scenes where customers tried to order soup on the TV series Seinfeld. You can have the last word on this, I told you my experience and I never used "/DLL". I'm offline. 

[Earthshine]

I’ve never been called the soup Nazi before. I’m not denying your soup I’m just telling you make it so it easy on yourself when you do your searches and that includes Google. When you enclose in double quotes it means find that literal expression within the quotes. Just make it easy on yourself that’s all. The search on this website is very good if used properly