BryanLee
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So i stumbled across this today while doing some googling for something else. It's a script that will automatically accept the unattended support prompt in GoToAssist Express.
There are actually two scripts. The first one is if you have the password and the second is if you dont. When using the second script your unattended sessions will begine at the login screen.
This isnt a way to be sneaky about gaining unattended access, but it you are working on a computer that you already know the password then it removes the need to have another person present.
Script 1 (Enter password on line 3)
Script 2 (No password)
Just save them individually in a text file and save as .vbs and you should be good to go.
credit goes to this guy.
There are actually two scripts. The first one is if you have the password and the second is if you dont. When using the second script your unattended sessions will begine at the login screen.
This isnt a way to be sneaky about gaining unattended access, but it you are working on a computer that you already know the password then it removes the need to have another person present.
Script 1 (Enter password on line 3)
Code:
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject (“WScript.Shell”)
wscript.Sleep 15000
WshShell.sendkeys “password”
WshShell.sendkeys “~”Script 2 (No password)
Code:
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject (“WScript.Shell”)
wscript.Sleep 15000
WshShell.sendkeys “{TAB}”
WshShell.sendkeys ” ”
WshShell.sendkeys “~”Just save them individually in a text file and save as .vbs and you should be good to go.
credit goes to this guy.
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