@bestseo Had the same problem in the past. Fixed it by manually starting "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\TaskScheduler\1.6.0\Scheduler.exe" before starting the Scheduler GUI ("C:\Users\Phoenix\AppData\Local\TaskScheduler\1.6.0\gui\SchedulerGui.exe") and executing all with admin-rights.
Alt / <MENU> button in type action doens't work.
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I want to create an action that is typing alt and a letter. but the <MENU> button doesn't work. all the other ones like CTRL work. but the <MENU> representing alt doesn't work.
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@blackkai1527 said in Alt / <MENU> button in type action doens't work.:
I want to create an action that is typing alt and a letter. but the <MENU> button doesn't work. all the other ones like CTRL work. but the <MENU> representing alt doesn't work.
What exactly do you want to do this for?
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@Fox thank you for your reply. I want to simulate a shortkey keyboard input. Like CTRL+V which works with <CONTROL>v and it leads to pasting. But <MENU>g or any other shortkey functions with <MENU> doesn’t work. Which leads me to thinking that<MENU> is faulty.
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@blackkai1527 said in Alt / <MENU> button in type action doens't work.:
@Fox thank you for your reply. I want to simulate a shortkey keyboard input. Like CTRL+V which works with <CONTROL>v and it leads to pasting. But <MENU>g or any other shortkey functions with <MENU> doesn’t work. Which leads me to thinking that<MENU> is faulty.
It may not work to enter characters via "alt", but that's not what I asked. I asked why do you need exactly this kind of data entry? What is the ultimate goal you want to achieve?