Well, it really works, but not if you have a remote system with 2 or monitors. I had to use RealVNC - this is working with my settings of the grafikcard and also doesn't change the position of the desktop icons or the already opened windows.
Or you can use AutoIt to start the application, wait for the login window and type in the username and password.
Here is the homepage: http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/
With this VB script (sub routine) you can define the user and the password. If you are not working within a domain and don't have equal useraccounts, then you will have more changing in the script. It is designed to run local and the user must have the rights to create a scheduled task. The...
try this one, it is not necessary to use a drive letter:
net use \\server\share\folder password /user:domain\user /persistent:no
REM Check if you have access to the remote folder
if exist \\server\share\folder (
REM here can you write more than one scriptline if you need it
xcopy e:\files...
OK, I have to go more to the details as I thought. The pc is using a Matrox graficcard, because the Control Room Software needs the whole windows desktop over 2 or more monitors (and this can't be done with ATI or NVidia, the have stopped this kind of driver).
Matrox needs also the hardware...
This pc is like a control room computer, 24x7 used, no rights for the defined user and workers (sorry, I don't know the correct job title in English) don't know the password. So if the local screen is locked, I have to phone them and tell them the password (which they will write down!) - not the...
Hi!
I have the problem, that I must check my installation with RDP (Remote Desktop) afterwards and I don't want to restart the computer. The computer is set to Autologin and ForceLogin - so after a logout from the local user, the defined user will be logged in again - automatically.
During my...
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