ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Help on finding MsiExec processAnyone has the same issue? Please post any tips/hints. Thanks a lotRe: Help on finding MsiExec processHi Tanya, Did you see the attachment? Anything else you need? Any thoughts? ThanksRe: Help on finding MsiExec processHere are the project and saved object snapshot dialog. ThanksHelp on finding MsiExec processHi, I am using TestComplete 8 (8.70.727.7) to automate the test for our installer. The problem I got is that I always got "The Object Doesn't Exist" error (the object is a button) because TestComplete cannot find its parent process - a MsiExec process. But the button and the parent window and the MsiExec process do all exist. And the cause I think is that the installer spawn two more msiexec processes (so bring the total to 3). I have watched the video for "Creating Reliable Tests for Dynamic Objects NameMapping Explained" and tried some of the methods: 1. Remove the index from the MsiExec processes 2. Check the required children for the MsiExec processes. 3. Using extended find So far none of them works. If I right click the MsiExec Process from the Object Browser tab and select "Show Object in Name Mapping Editor", I got ""Unable to show this object in the Name Mapping editor, because it is not mapped or it is mapped incorrectly". Any help is greatly appreciatedThe menu item 'Open' is disabled I am new to TestComplete. Currently I am using TestComplete 8 to generate script to test a Window application. One of the steps requires the user to click the file->open and load a file. But I am getting an error "The menu item 'Open' is disabled' when running the test. I tried to add a 'check point' to make sure the file menu is enabled. However, the 'check point' generating wizard doesn't allow me to do so. I couldn't move the red color frame over to the menu bar. What did I do wrong? Thanks Hao