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  1. TheDcoder
    Try Disabling Spy++ Control Detection Logic [Ctrl + Alt + S to toggle]
  2. TheDcoder
    Please open a new thread
  3. TheDcoder
    Global $Runtime = TimerInit() ; This is the first line of your script ; ; YOUR CODE HERE ; $Runtime / 1000 = $RuntimeInSeconds MsgBox(0, "Runtime", "Total Runtime: " & $RuntimeInSeconds & " Seconds.") More friendly version....
  4. TheDcoder
    Global $Runtime = TimerInit() ; This is the first line of your script ; ; YOUR CODE HERE ; MsgBox(0, "Runtime", TimerDiff($Runtime))
  5. TheDcoder
    Please read the help file
  6. TheDcoder
    RunAsWait($sUserName, $sDomain, $sPassword, 0, ("msiexec /i "C:FileInstaller.msi"")) The Highlighted quote is ending the string, so use this: RunAsWait($sUserName, $sDomain, $sPassword, 0, ('msiexec /i "C:FileInstaller.msi"'))
  7. TheDcoder
    This sentence is gonna get your thread locked....
  8. TheDcoder
    Anyway, I think its a good practice to verify files with our own little autoit algorithm
  9. TheDcoder
    @orbs Please read the question carefully
  10. TheDcoder
    Isn't it only for MVP's? (I voted because I felt like it)
  11. TheDcoder
    @TheSaint Why, isn't it found in the old forums?
  12. TheDcoder
    @Jos I found my answer here
  13. TheDcoder
    AutoIt 2 ?
  14. TheDcoder
    Thanks Melba
  15. TheDcoder
    IMO Its not possible
  16. TheDcoder
    Happy to Help
  17. TheDcoder
    I vote for #6 because it show the simplicity of AutoIt, All the other examples are hard to understand for beginners (incl me)
  18. TheDcoder
    You can download it >here, also you need this
  19. TheDcoder
    Me too, I love Linux & AutoIt
  20. TheDcoder
    You can't, AutoIt does not allow you decompile the script and this type of threads are prohibited in the forum . Please read Forum Rules Oops Sorry
  21. TheDcoder
    This is strange, Today I tried to compile it with UPX Disabled but it gave out the same error, I solved it by ticking "Use UPX" and again un-ticking the the same option.... Might be a bug, Will try Jos's suggestion and post the result here
  22. TheDcoder
    Pretty Old Thread, Isn't DosBox a (game) Emulator?
  23. TheDcoder
    Hello again, I solved this problem by disabling UPX
  24. TheDcoder
    @ricky03 Thanks for the suggestion but it did not work
  25. TheDcoder
    Hello, I am having a strange error, here is a screenshot below: Thanks in Advance
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