- SHOULD I CHECK ENHANCED KEYBOARD DRIVER VMWARE INSTALL HOW TO
- SHOULD I CHECK ENHANCED KEYBOARD DRIVER VMWARE INSTALL PRO
Here is my code, which works with virtualbox:Įxpand collapse popup #AutoIt3Wrapper_Icon= ".\uac.ico" #include FileInstall ( ".\ImageSearchDLL.dll", ".\ImageSearchDLL.dll", 0 ) FileInstall ( ".\UAC_ginloSetup.bmp", ".\UAC_ginloSetup.bmp", 0 ) FileInstall ( ".\UAC_Yes.bmp", ".\UAC_Yes.bmp", 0 ) set global variables for the coordinates, which should be delivered global $x1 = 0, $y1 = 0 global $x2 = 0, $y2 = 0 global $counter1 = 0 global $counter2 = 0 global $sleep = 10000 global $smallSleep = 5000 execute the script in a loop, so that it will hopefully recover from some unexpected errors While $counter1 < 1
SHOULD I CHECK ENHANCED KEYBOARD DRIVER VMWARE INSTALL PRO
I also noticed that while the cursor moves to the target which has to be cilcked when my vmware worstation window is not focused, it even doesn't do that when i WinActivate the vmware workstation window first.ĭid anyone experience such an issue, or maybe could give me a hint, what else i could use to send a key combination or a mouse click in a vmware workstation 14 pro guest window? Every attempt that i made to send clicks or keys from the host inside the VM did not work.
I tried sending key combinations instead of a click, so that the VM can grab the input, but it also did not work. Since i switched to VMware Workstation 14, the script no longer clicks inside the VM successfully. It recognized the UAC prompt and clicked inside and the UAC was accepted. This script worked perfectly with virtual box. Both the host and the guest OS are Windows 10.
I have an autoit script running on my host machine watching for the UAC prompt to be displayed in a running vm.
SHOULD I CHECK ENHANCED KEYBOARD DRIVER VMWARE INSTALL HOW TO
I am writing to you after a very long struggle i had while trying to figure out how to send a simple click inside a virtual machine running in vmware workstation 14.
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