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It seems I was wrong with $item, I looked up "GetNVItem" and $item is no [out]-parameter. It was just a guess.

But I found some docs in which $provisioning is no IDispatch-interface, just IUnknwon. That could be a problem, too. Without the acutal object to examine and test, this is only a guessing game.

Is there any ways I can make sure it is IUnknown? Also, is there any way around that? Thanks! Also, would it help if I provide the software to you?

P.S, this is from the automation readme:

IQProvisioning Interface:

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GetNVItem(VARIANT item)

Edited by richietheprogrammer
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Thanks for this. I know already exactly where it is happening. It is in the following:

$data= $Provisioning.GetNVItem($Item)

So something about what you said earlier might be right, no?

More specifically, I know it is from the $Provisioning, because regardless of what comes after $Provisioning. , the same behavior occurs :)

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