Initially designed in 1999 to help system administrators automate and configure thousands of PCs, AutoIt has evolved into a programming language that supports complex expressions, user functions, loops and everything else other scripting languages can. It can simulate keystrokes, mouse movements and click events, and manipulate Windows forms and controls to automate tasks. Its BASIC-like scripting language is designed for automating the Windows Graphical User Interface (GUI) and general scripting. While there are many great automation tools like Selenium, Sikuli, AutoHotkey available, AutoIt is easy to learn, it is freeware and it is fast - perfect for task automation based on GUI and for carrying out all kinds of tests related to performance!ĪutoIt is considered one of the fastest automation tools for Windows applications. I'd probably just send the username to the clipboard, pause and then send the password to the clipboard.Do you want an application that automatically starts up your favorite or most indispensable applications? Write an AutoIt script! It will ease your routines and launch everything you need for work while you enjoy your morning coffee. & "C:\Tools\CmRcViewer\CmRcViewer.exe" $computer
#Start CmRcViewer and provide credentials $LAPS = Get-ADComputer -identity $computer -Properties * | Select-Object -ExpandProperty ms-mcs-admpwd #Retreive LAPS password from Active directory. ::LoadWithPartialName("microsoft.visualbasic") So I would like to know if there is a possibility to do that since I haven't found anything like that so far, the only idea that comes to mind is to launch it and have it just write in the credentials.ĮDIT: Just wanted to mention that I found a way on how to do it, while not as good as I wanted it is a lot faster than doing it manually, plus creating a form for it and afterwards converting it to an.
I know that you can launch it and specify the computer you want to connect to, however afterwards you still need to enter the credentials, in my case LAPS credentials, which is very tedious. While I'm still fairly new to powershell I was wondering if there is a way to launch cmrcviewer via powershell and have it auto-fill the password, I know you can do that with Invoke-Command, but that is an actual powershell command while cmrcviewer is just launched from its directory.
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