ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsThe application's Desktop shortcut changes properties We have a desktop application which we launch by the application shortcut present on desktop. Since we have upgraded from 12.50 to 12.60, the properties of the desktop shorcut object keeps changing intermittently. For eg : earlier the properties used to be - Sys.Process("explorer").ToolWindow("Program Manager").Window("SHELLDLL_DefView", "", 1).Window("SysListView32", "FolderView", 1).ListItem("Daniel MeterLink") The properties keep changing to - Sys.Process("explorer").Window("WorkerW", "", 11).Window("SHELLDLL_DefView", "", 1).Window("SysListView32", "FolderView", 1).ListItem("Daniel MeterLink") Can anyone explain me the reason behind this. Re: Not able to see values in Watch list I am viewing those variables that are in scope. I have applied the breakpoint on step right after the variable is being assigned a value. Moreover if out of scope variables are in watchlist then the test complete gives the value as undefined or process not accessible and not blank as I am getting in my case. Not able to see values in Watch list While executing the scripts, i am not able to see the runtime values of the objects and variables that are added in the watch list. Please can somebody help me in this regard. I have attached a screenshot also. Thanks Workaround on how to use distributed testing without disabling Secure Sign on We are trying to start using distributed testing approach in our project. The major problem we are facing is in our company network we cannot disable the secure sign on which is one of the pre-requisite of Distributed Testing. So i just want to know if there is any way of doing distributed testing without disabling secure login. Re: undefined: Automation server can't create object Thanks, indeed Desktop application was unselected and I was getting that error. Now I have selected it and CLR bridge is showing up. That was a great help :) Re: undefined: Automation server can't create object Thanks, Now that I am able to launch 32-bit version, another problem I faced on one of the systems after upgrading the Test Complete 12.42 is that I am not able to see the CLR-bridge option in the Project under Default Project Properties on one of the systems. Can you please tell me the cause of this and how to make it come there under Project as it is available on other systems by default. Re: undefined: Automation server can't create object We are using the DLL library. I tried using the TestComplete.exe as you mentioned which is at location C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\TestComplete 12\bin but when I launch it open the 64-bit version. How do I use the 32 bit version? Can you please give me detailed instuctions of where the 32-bit installer will be and what will be its name and to install it. DO I have to uninstall the 64-bit version? and then install the 32-bit version? if yes, from where should I do that? as the uninstall of 64-bit will erase all the testcomplete files. undefined: Automation server can't create object error since i have installed the latest version of TestComplete I am getting an error "undefined: Automation server can't create object error". It was working well with the earlier version of TC 12.30. function CreateAutomationObject(strLibraryClassName) { // Variables var objAutomation; // Script automation object // Create script automation object try { objAutomation = new ActiveXObject(strLibraryClassName); return(objAutomation); } catch (objError) { Log.Error(StrTestID + ": " + objError.message); Runner.Stop(0); return(null); } } undefined: Automation server can't create object I am getting this error since i downloaded the latest version of Test Complete. Earlier my script was running fine with 12.30 version. Please help me resolve this. function CreateAutomationObject(strLibraryClassName) { // Variables var objAutomation; // Script automation object // Create script automation object try { objAutomation = new ActiveXObject(strLibraryClassName); return(objAutomation); } catch (objError) { Log.Error(StrTestID + ": " + objError.message); Runner.Stop(0); return(null); } } Komal D komal.deotale@emerson.com Solved