Have done as you suggest. Results: I can see that the macro does in fact run. However, it does not appear that the system actually "Unlocks". Just sits at the login screen. As the system doesn't seem to unlock, the macro doen not look like it can get focus on the window it needs. I am using the Extr...

Windows 7 (64-bit) – All updates current Macro Scheduler 12.1.0 I am unable to get autologon to work. I have done the following: • Tools=>Options Enable AutoLogon when Windows is logged out (Checked) • Verified that the Macro Scheduler service is enabled and running (set to automatic start) â€...

The script is just a simple test that issues a message box, clicks OK end ends. The log file says "Finished Script: Test2" as the last line.

Lindsey

Thanks Marcus, that's the behaviour I expected.

However, for some reason when the script completes it is just staying logged on. Is there something I need to put in the script to tell the scheduler service that the script has fininshed or any other things I need to check.

Lindsey

Is there any way to determine if the open windows session is the result of the scheduler service having performed an auto-logon. I want the script to logout at the end of the script using ShutDownWindows> 2, but not if the user has actiually logged in and is active. I've checked all of the system va...