Hola a todos,Estoy utilizando la aplicacion autoit que sirve para generar scripts. Esta lo genera en un archivo .au3 pero luego tiene una opcion para convertirlo a .exe, el problema es que si ejectuo ese ejecutable en local el script funciona correctamente, pero si lo lanzo a traves de sccm se queda en administrador de tareas. Alguien a utilizado autoit con Sccm?Un saludo.

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Hello everyone, I'm using the autoit application used to generate scripts. This generates a file. AU3 but then has an option to convert to. Exe, the problem is that if executed on the local executable script works fine but if I throw sccm through stays in task manager. Someone used autoit with SCCM? A greeting.

AutoIt scripts should work with ConfigMr, too and I've seen them being used successfully. There's one thing you should keep in mind when running scripts (programs) with ConfigMgr: they will be executed as 'local system' if you configured them to 'run with admin rights'. It's also possible that there's a prompt (popup) waiting invisible for the user (because 'Allow users to interact with this program' was not checked). Could you post the content of the script so that we can have a look at it?

Thank you, to need to mark the Allow users to interact with this program.

To save yourself some time, you can also launch command prompt as the local SYSTEM account to test the compiled AutoIt executable. To do that, paste this into an empty CMD file: @echo off sc create CmdAsSystem type= own type= interact binPath= "cmd /c start cmd /k (cd c:\ ^& color ec ^& title ***** SYSTEM *****)" net start CmdAsSystem sc delete CmdAsSystem Run this, and you can start testing as SYSTEM. I believe that this works on all Windows OS versions. One problem I ran in to with using AutoIt is the automated mouse clicking. This is a really cool feature, but in Windows Vista/7, the GUI varies slightly between the local user account and the SYSTEM account. This means that when you set up your mouse clicks under your account and you have SCCM running the compiled AutoIt executable as the local SYSTEM account, the clicks might not actually be hitting where you want. To avoid this, I just use "send" for keyboard strokes whenever possible. Good luck!