Very light VB script for Keyboard

[Finelarme]

Hello,

Thanks for this forum/community.

I have a question on VB script (I just know html code, not VB or C+, sorry).

I search a very light VB script (without interface, when I run = It runs the script) with the keys (auto) :

- Alt + Y
- Enter (after 2 seconds for example)
- Enter (after 2 seconds)

Not more.

Someone have an idea ?

Thanks for your advices.

L

 

[jmcilhinney]

This site is dedicated to VB.NET development. VB.NET is a different language to VBScript. Are you asking how to write VBScript code or VB.NET code? If it's the former then this is not the site for you I'm afraid. If it's the latter then you will need to compile the project containing your code into an executable.

 

[Finelarme]

This site is dedicated to VB.NET development. VB.NET is a different language to VBScript. Are you asking how to write VBScript code or VB.NET code? If it's the former then this is not the site for you I'm afraid. If it's the latter then you will need to compile the project containing your code into an executable.

Ok, I see. I asked for a VB Script yes.

I found it, but it doesn't work. I just wanted to "press enter" the UAC confirmation and then "press enter" 2 times again.

I just want run/apply automatically a .reg, but it seems impossible.

Sorry again. And thanks for your reply.

 

[jmcilhinney]

I just want run/apply automatically a .reg, but it seems impossible.

There's a reason for that. Making changes to the Registry is not something to be done lightly.

 

[Herman]

You cannot automate the UAC, it exists only to make sure that you the person on the computer agree to run something, it would be useless if you could automate it. If you don't like the UAC you can disable it on your machine. If you are on a Server OS you need to use the group policies to set a registry key on logon.