windows - Automate clicking of button on program launch

26
2013-08
  • Xee Sheikh

    I know how to auto start a program when Windows starts up (by creating a shortcut in the Startup folder), but when the program starts there is a button titled "Proceed" which needs to be clicked. Can this (clicking) be done by coding or software automatically?

    • Answers
  • kmort

    I'm guessing the window you are talking about is User Account Control promting you to confirm the program that was just run by startup.

    You can disable User Account Control and the prompt won't appear.

  • Jasjeev Singh

    You should use a macro recording tool. Here's a free one:

    http://roomdl.com/quick-macro/

    Quick Macro (QMacro) is an intelligent software to record, replay and edit keyboard and mouse macros.

    • Related Question

    windows - How to find which program captures global keyboard shortcut?
  • Peter Štibraný

    Possible Duplicate:
    How can I determine which process owns a hotkey in Windows?

    Some of my global shortcuts stopped working, and I cannot figure out why. I suspect that there is some program that captures these shortcuts, but I don't know how to figure out which one is it (if any). Using windows7rc.


    • Related Answers
  • Snark

    Maybe you'll have some luck with Deep System Explorer. They list Hotkeys in the features they support.

    I couldn't run it on my Windows 7 64-bits after install (driver error), not sure wich version (32 or 64 bits) of 7 you're using.

    Another one, HotKey Commander, is listed in this thread at Sysinternals.

  • outsideblasts

    Seems to be tricky. Found Active Hotkeys which will tell you if a hotkey has been assigned. This led to his Stack Overflow question which has been asked by the developer. Not sure I understand the answers, but good luck in there!