Windows 10: Is there a script that can detect if color mode is running on Windows, and if so, can...

Hi allSo I have succesfully created a Task in Task Scheduler for Windows 11 that allows me to send an Autohotkey ahk script that contains "Windows + Control + C", which successfuly toggles the color mode upon workstation login. There is a problem however, in that it TOGGLES, but does not necessarily set the setting to Gray Scale or Color Mode. Ideally I just want the script to run so that it detects if color mode is engaged, and if True, can then toggle the color setting, so it switches to Grayscale. Is there a means of designing a script like this, either by Autohotkey or another scripting so

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long running script in email account

Hi,

The long-running script error usually occurs when there are issues with Internet Explorer.

To resolve your concern, we suggest turning off the scripting debugger in Internet Explorer 11. Please follow these steps:

• Open Internet Explorer.
• Click the Settings icon at the top-right corner, then select Internet Options.
• On the Advanced tab, uncheck Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer) and
  Disable script debugging (Other).
• Click Apply, then OK.

Once done, check if the issue will still persist.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide further assistance.

 

'long running script' error

Hi Sandi,

The issue may occur due to setting configuration of your IE11. In order for us to assist you, please answer the questions below:

• Were there any changes made prior to the issue?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

In the meantime, we suggest to check this thread:
Message that website is not responding due to a long running script. Look for Don Varnau answer. It contains troubleshooting steps pertaining to the issue.

We look forward to your response.

 

script running on Startup and Shutdown of System is not working

Steps

• Open a run box
• type in "gpedit.msc"
• Expand Computer Configuration
• Expand Windows Settings
• Select Scripts (Startup/Shutdown)
• Double click Startup
• Click Show Files and copy/paste your file in to this folder
• Click the Add button on the startup properties
• Click Browse and double click on your script to choose it.
• "OK" out of all windows to apply the new settings.

I am generally Giving Path of My python to the startup and shutdown as steps given above