Hello,

This is simple because the script controls the GUI. Therefore, your script always knows exactly what controls have been added. You can track that with a variable, use GuiControlGet, etc.

No. Glad you have it working.

Sounds good, boiler!

Check whether the microphone (recording) is muted

Not parallel to anything, but running AHK on Win 11. If you do not see a MsgBox, then perhaps you have other scripts running or the key is already being used or mapped to something else. V2 is not a solution to this issue, so I would not waste time on that with respect to this issue, at least for no...

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I had no trouble with the following.
If you are new to AHK, I recommend using its current version, which is v2, instead of this older deprecated version that is no longer developed.

Hello, These seem to be questions about how Windows uses icons, rather than anything to do with AHK. I'm not an icon expert but can offer the following comments. Icon files use a specialized format that may contain not just one image but a set of related images of various sizes, integrated into a si...

Welcome to this AutoHotkey forum! Below are a few tips to get you started with your debugging process. The length and complexity of your script might slow your troubleshooting, so I would think about shortening and simplifying, and testing specific parts of the script systematically. To avoid hiding...

Hello,

To refer to a variable, you would use url instead of "url".

Explained: Storing values in variables

Sorry I'm not more directly helpful here, but I cannot directly test this and do not use PowerShell a lot. If you uncomment the MsgBox, however, I think you will see that the quotation marks surrounding HID are misplaced-- I think. I cannot tell you the right command line because I do not know what ...

You might want to adapt one of the existing AHK scripts that runs a PowerShell script.

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It appears to me that you have not quoted your device properly. What is your exact command line that works in a Windows batch file? It is surely not this one, which you would have seen with the MsgBox. "C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" "PNPUTIL /disable-device /deviceid "my...

A simple approach is stated in my first post: you could write a script that detects the opening of MyASUS. It could then close the window and do something different.

As I mentioned, you could try replacing the program. It is AsusMyASUS.exe in your AppsFolder, but my advice would be to use a different hotkey instead of attempting to do this.

You might want to read the cited posts as a way to learn more about the answer to your question.

You can experiment and use the approach that works. With your original attempt, I would put the full path to your program in double quotation marks. You will see an example of that in the documentation that I have cited. Any variables defined within your script would be used as unquoted expressions....

I think you will need to try it. You have the right idea. A general point of guidance would be like this. Take a command line that would work in Windows. Put single quotation marks around it. Insert *RunAs inside the first quotation mark. Insert Run before the entire quoted string. You may need to f...

As I mentioned, AHK can run an individual command line as admin. Instead of specifying the script as the target of your "Run *RunAs" function call, you can specify any other command line.