WaitReady>1 not working in Windows 10

[dandyling]

Hi everyone,

I have a script that runs fine in Windows 7. However, in Windows 10, it stopped running. Upon closer inspection, it stops at WaitReady>1 line. Previously, in Windows 7, the automation will wait for around 7-8 sec, then WaitReady>1 will evaluate to true. But in Windows 10, it stops there.

[Marcus Tettmar]

WaitReady>1 waits for all paint messages to stop being processed. If there's a difference it suggests Windows 10 is rendering things differently and there are more screen paint messages flying about. The internals are different. Nothing we can do, it's beyond our control. You'll just have to find another way to Wait. I'd consider using WaitScreenImage instead.