I have an .exe application that when clicked open cmd and instantly closes cmd, what im assuming is it opens cmd, types in a command that does something (in my case it opens an application that usually requires the admin password without you needing to type it in, makes it easier for the kids to open things like sony vegas) but I want to make sure that all the exe file is doing is opening the app.
since it opens cmd and instantly closes it i'll take a gander and say its opening cmd and typing in commands that start the application (there is a specific exe file for each application I open)
I want to see what the .exe is typing into cmd, or I want to see were the resource (if available) files are for the exe, or I want to see the application log for the exe to know what its doing.
i tried using process explorer but because the application opens and then instantly closes there isn't much info on it, and i don't know were to look in PE to find out what i need to know.
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I ran into a very weird problem today with my C# application. I downloaded it today (from a trustworthy source my classmate sent me back the program we do together) At first when i tried to build and run the application, the whole visual studio got frozen and the app didnt even appear. After a lot of trying this problem just disappeared all of a sudden. However, now I cannot even build the solution, because I get the "unable to copy file because it is being used by another process" error message. I checked the task manager and the program runs in the background. I cant kill it because I have no access to do that(access denied message), I cant do that with a terminal command either(Because the terminal says this exe file is not running) and what is more even restarting my pc 2 times didnt make it disappear. It is no more in the processes after a restart, but i can still see it in the details view of the task manager.
I just have this program running in the background literally forever now?
Someone could explain me what even happened and if there is any way to solve it? I could even code (and build) the program for a while!
I have built some applications that runs from a shared folder within our company network. I have simply placed the .exe-file there. This work fine until I need to replace the file when upgraded. If someone runs said application, the file is locked.
Can I somehowe detect which user currently runs my application? Or even better, can I shut it down?
Bring up the Project Properties and go to the Publish tab.
Set the Publishing Folder to the UNC path to where you want your users to get the program from.
Play around with the Updates and Options. There's an option to make it check for updates every time the user runs the program.
Then run the Publish Wizard.
Now your users can go to that folder and run the setup.exe there. The program will be installed on their local machines so you can update it later.
I have a W2K8 box running some automation software.
Once of the drivers that I need to load for it adds a dll into a sub-folder of the program (in Program Files (x86)).
When the program tries to load the driver it spits out an error that it can't find the file. The location that it is looking for the file is correct and if I browse to that location the file is definaelty there.
Other drivers that use similar techniology (i.e. dll's in that same folder) are working fine, in that they find there dll and load up.
If I install the software on a XP/Win7/W2k3 OS it all works fine for the driver in question.
Is there something funky that the OS is doing that is not making the file visible to the program. The account that the servive for this program is running under is an admin account, the same account that I am loggedin with on the console.
I am told that the drivers are all C++ based drivers if that makes any difference.
Thats for any leads
Mick
Just off hand, it sounds like a permissions issue. That the application in question doesn't have access to the Program Files folder. Is this something you have checked? If not, I would start there.
I am new to programming in Go. I would really like your help regarding one of my problems.
I am required to do go install on a file, the executable of which (in Windows) is created in a folder called GOPATH\bin.
Until now, I typically followed the routine: go install <file>.go ---> <file>.exe.
However, this time it appears that after the execution of <file>.exe, the exe doesn't finish complete executing for a while and I get the following error when I go install again.
C:\Users\Rahul\Desktop\Compilers\src\cs553s2013\mylexer>go install
is_digit.go go install command-line-arguments: open
C:\Users\Rahul\Desktop\Compilers\bin\is_ digit.exe: Access is denied.
See http://grokbase.com/t/gg/golang-nuts/135fyje5d9/go-nuts-go-build-access-is-denied-windows-7x64
Absolutely no idea why, but the above suggestion worked. One must enable the "Application Experience" windows service on Windows 7 to solve this issue.
I had this service disabled, and was seeing a similar strange 2-3 minute time of "Permission Denied" on my project's binary (the binary would also disappear after a refresh via alt+F2 of $GOPATH/bin, from a Windows Explorer view of the $GOPATH/bin where Eclipse + Goclipse was building my binary). I noticed that just after execution, and before the binary finally disappeared, it was changed to be owned by some unknown user (in Explorer, it isn't owned by the compiling user, Administrator, or even SYSTEM).
I can only speculate -- perhaps Windows keeps any .exe on the filesystem, if it has exited without some sort of undocumented 'all-OK' status to the windows kernel, assuming it 'crashed', so the Application Experience service can send it as diagnostic data to Microsoft -- and if that service is disabled, the Application Experience service can't finalize whatever handshake NTFS or Explorer is waiting for to allow the file to be overwritten by subsequent compiles. So the golang .exe sits there, with elevated permissions, with some system/undefined user, un-deleteable by Eclipse, until Explorer does something to mark it as definitely dead.
I am using selenium to record some tests. We have a save to pdf button on our application that generates the windows open/ save or in firefox the ok/cancel windows pop up,
The issue is that i can;t get selenium to record my ok or cancel action since i think it is not a javascript window?
Does anyone know the command to do that?
thanks
Sadly, it's not possible to interact with such windows at the moment.
A good workaround for saving files dialog is to save the various parameters (local directory, etc) and tell your browser to not prompt for them, so the window won't pop at all.
See http://wiki.openqa.org/display/SEL/Selenium+Core+FAQ#SeleniumCoreFAQ-Whatyoucan%27tdowithSelenium
Create a separate firefox profile(command to open profile manager:-firefox -P) with the settings you want(you can give settings like where to download and save a file of a particular type automatically without prompting) and instruct your server to use that profile using the command : java -jar 'your server ' -firefoxProfileTemplate 'path_for_firefox_profile'