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krkarthik_info
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Sys.Process("rundll32") is not shown in object browser

Hello Everyone,   I am having a dialog box with two controls say Buttons Yes an No.   When I spy the buttons, testcomplete identifies it. But when I try to run as a test to perform Click acti...
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I have cross checked and verified that the process is not excluded.

 

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Karthik K R

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Somehow I got the process listed in the object browser as Process("rundll32"). But I am facing another issue that I tried to click on the buttons in that dialog either Click on Yes or No. During runtime, testcomplete performs click on the buttons, but the dialog still remains active. Expected is on Clicking No the dialog will disappear. But in this case, the dialog remains active still on clicking on the No button.

 

On doing the same thing manually, the dialog disappears.

 

FullName of the dialog button is as below:

Sys.Process("rundll32").Window("#32770", "ApplicationDialogName", 1).Window("Button", "&No", 1)

Any suggestions?

 

Thank in advance.

 

Thanks,

Karthik K R

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    Hi,

     

    Is there anything in the test log? I am expecting an 'ambiguous recognition' warning because there are a lot of rundll32 processes running in every system and your code seems does not precisely specify required one.

    This may result in an attempt to 'click' the button on the invisible dialog of some other rundll32 process.