When unlocking my W7 system locally, I typically press ctrl-alt-del and then enter my password and press enter.
After I remote desktop into a system, to unlock the system locally, I press ctrl-alt-del, it requires reading an information statement and then pressing [ok], then I enter my password and press enter.
Is there a way to handle this situation using the "Temporarily Unlock Computer" dialog?
Quote:it requires reading an information statement and then pressing [ok]
This step is not required on my PC, I cannot test. If you can press OK using keyboard, you can specify the keys in the 'Temporarily Unlock Computer' dialog. Also can insert waiting between keys. Read in QM Help.
I have not figured out a way to solve this. It is also a problem after the computer re-starts (something I can't control).
When the acknowledge screen comes up, it requires clicking [OK] or pressing [enter]. A delay will not help.
{(PASSWORD) Y} or even {Y Y (PASSWORD) Y} will work with a normal login, but not when the system re-boots or after a remote desktop session
{Y (PASSWORD) Y} will work after a re-boot or remote desktop session, but not during a normal login
Currently we have only keys and delays. Probably it is possible to add a new feature - during unlocking run a QM-made exe, let it evaluate conditions and press any keys etc. Would it help?
It will be in next QM.
If don't want to wait, download this file and extract to QM folder. Replace existing.
Then in temporary unlock settings you can choose how to unlock - send keys or run program.
str password="password" Acc a.Find(win"TEXT""""class=Edit"0x1005);;find password field err ,key Y ,2 ,a.Find(win"TEXT""""class=Edit"0x1005) ,err ,,LogFile"no password field"0"qmtul.log" ,,ret1;;error actchild(a);;set focus. a.Select(1) does not work, that is why AutoPassword too. key(password) Y