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[sa7med]

Is there anyway I can tick the connect checkbox in guardian using shell commands?

[jimibt]

Is there anyway I can tick the connect checkbox in guardian using shell commands?

you'd have to use a winspy type utility that was scripted to find the window handle of guardian and then identify the checkbox object and tick it (if it is unticked). there are utilities out there that allow you to do this type of thing, tho' i don't have any suggestions to hand. The other option is to code up a windows spy utility for this purpose using a few win64 api calls.

The simplest route is obviously the 3rd party util -will see if i can dig any potentials out for you. likewise, if you find anything that works, post it back here for general ref.

[sa7med]

Is there anyway I can tick the connect checkbox in guardian using shell commands?

you'd have to use a winspy type utility that was scripted to find the window handle of guardian and then identify the checkbox object and tick it (if it is unticked). there are utilities out there that allow you to do this type of thing, tho' i don't have any suggestions to hand. The other option is to code up a windows spy utility for this purpose using a few win64 api calls.

The simplest route is obviously the 3rd party util -will see if i can dig any potentials out for you. likewise, if you find anything that works, post it back here for general ref.

Thanks. Don't bother, seems too complicated. Was hoping for a one line shell command. Cheers jimbt!

[sniffer66]

Auto-it or autohotkey should both be able to do it. Once id'd it's a very simple script to click a handle

[greenmark]

Is there anyway I can tick the connect checkbox in guardian using shell commands?

you'd have to use a winspy type utility that was scripted to find the window handle of guardian and then identify the checkbox object and tick it (if it is unticked). there are utilities out there that allow you to do this type of thing, tho' i don't have any suggestions to hand. The other option is to code up a windows spy utility for this purpose using a few win64 api calls.

The simplest route is obviously the 3rd party util -will see if i can dig any potentials out for you. likewise, if you find anything that works, post it back here for general ref.

Thanks. Don't bother, seems too complicated. Was hoping for a one line shell command. Cheers jimbt!

Theres utility called autohotkey that would do what you want.
You're right that there is a learning curve, but having read many of your posts, if I can get my head round autohotkey I'm sure you could.

[sa7med]

you'd have to use a winspy type utility that was scripted to find the window handle of guardian and then identify the checkbox object and tick it (if it is unticked). there are utilities out there that allow you to do this type of thing, tho' i don't have any suggestions to hand. The other option is to code up a windows spy utility for this purpose using a few win64 api calls.

The simplest route is obviously the 3rd party util -will see if i can dig any potentials out for you. likewise, if you find anything that works, post it back here for general ref.

Thanks. Don't bother, seems too complicated. Was hoping for a one line shell command. Cheers jimbt!

Theres utility called autohotkey that would do what you want.
You're right that there is a learning curve, but having read many of your posts, if I can get my head round autohotkey I'm sure you could.

Thanks guys, I already use AutoHotKey, but AFAIK you have to be logged in to your VPS in order for them to work.

[sniffer66]

Thanks. Don't bother, seems too complicated. Was hoping for a one line shell command. Cheers jimbt!

Theres utility called autohotkey that would do what you want.
You're right that there is a learning curve, but having read many of your posts, if I can get my head round autohotkey I'm sure you could.

Thanks guys, I already use AutoHotKey, but AFAIK you have to be logged in to your VPS in order for them to work.

I don't know about autohotkey but with auto-it you can compile a script as an exe, with one click. You could then run that exe as a Windows service, removing the need to be logged on

[sa7med]

Theres utility called autohotkey that would do what you want.
You're right that there is a learning curve, but having read many of your posts, if I can get my head round autohotkey I'm sure you could.

Thanks guys, I already use AutoHotKey, but AFAIK you have to be logged in to your VPS in order for them to work.

I don't know about autohotkey but with auto-it you can compile a script as an exe, with one click. You could then run that exe as a Windows service, removing the need to be logged on

I'll try that, thanks

[sa7med]

Theres utility called autohotkey that would do what you want.
You're right that there is a learning curve, but having read many of your posts, if I can get my head round autohotkey I'm sure you could.

Thanks guys, I already use AutoHotKey, but AFAIK you have to be logged in to your VPS in order for them to work.

I don't know about autohotkey but with auto-it you can compile a script as an exe, with one click. You could then run that exe as a Windows service, removing the need to be logged on

Can you clarify how you are setting up EXEs as a service? I've compiled my script as a EXE and installed it as a service but it doesn't load. Keep getting "the service could not be started in a timely fashion".