don't run triggercmdagent service

Xander

Nope. I got 20H2 a few months ago and not noticed any issues (but I'm a relatively light user compared to some, I think).

Just double-checked and the service is running and set to Automatic. I rebooted earlier today.

Your earlier stamp was 21286 -- was that a Preview build? 2004 (regular) was 19041.

Russ

@Xander, that 21286 build is the current Dev build from the Windows Insider Program.

kellanist

@Russ

Reinstalled as admin. Service is confirmed running. I clicked the option to install the background agent but I don't see node.js in the installed app list like I see it on all my other machines.

After seeing this in Event Viewer -> Application should there be an additional entry stating that it started successfully?

Starting C:\Users\kadamson\AppData\Local\TRIGGERcmdAgent\app-1.0.25\resources\app\src\service.js

This is what I'm seeing when I try to run a command in the GUI from the developer tools:

C:\triggercmdDev\github\TRIGGERcmd-Agent\process\js\fake_d10b99db.js:197 Running c:\scripts\StartWork.bat
C:\triggercmdDev\github\TRIGGERcmd-Agent\process\js\fake_d10b99db.js:62 Neither add nor edit box visible, so updating file
15C:\triggercmdDev\github\TRIGGERcmd-Agent\process\js\fake_d10b99db.js:197 Running c:\scripts\StartWork.bat

Failed to parse SourceMap: file:///C:/Users/kadamson/AppData/Local/TRIGGERcmdAgent/app-1.0.25/resources/app/app/css/bootstrap.css.map * this one only shows up once.

Still not running the command. Not sure what could be happening. Is there anything that I can grab for you?

Russ

@kellanist, did you install the agent as admin the first time? To make sure I'm clear, I don't mean while logged on as a member of the local admins group. Did you right-click the installer and click "Run as administrator"? I'll try that myself, but I worry that might actually cause a problem - maybe the problem you're seeing. I'll give it a try and post again.

EDIT: @kellanist found it worked after a reboot.

JIMMY GUTIERREZ NINAHUAMAN

@Russ the service still don't run bro! is not there solution?

kellanist

@Russ Installer worked to reinstall the agent but the agent still fails to run the commands. I believe I ran the installer by right-clicking -> Run as Admin. I usually do that when installing any program as a CYA anyways.

The post above was on what I am seeing in the developer console in the GUI when I attempt to run my StartWork,bat script. All the script does is opens Outlook and Teams. Doesn't matter if I run it from the GUI, through Alexa, or from the website, it does not run on the local machine.

The other post was me hitting the same thing as the other user when trying to troubleshoot the commands not working issue.

This all started happening after updating Win10 to 20H2.

Russ

@kellanist, running the installer "As administrator" doesn't seem to be a problem. I just tried it myself and it worked fine. The agent runs commands via the foreground agent and the background service.

You said your StartWork.bat doesn't even work from the GUI. That narrows it down. Does Calculator or Notepad run via the GUI? If so, then please paste your StartWork.bat script here.

Russ

@JIMMY-GUTIERREZ-NINAHUAMAN, I'm sorry it's difficult to troubleshoot this problem because I haven't seen it myself yet. My background service stays started on all of my computers, and on the new Windows 10 VM's I created with the latest dev build and the 20H2 version.

I'm curious. Why do you want to use the background service? Do you want to run commands while you're logged off?

kellanist

@Russ

So it looks like it is kinda working. The issue now is that when I run the batch file manually as an admin, it works fine. If I run it using a foreground command, it only runs the first command and then sits there. Not sure why it wont progress to open all the programs. Is it running the commands as an admin?

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE"
start %localappdata%\Microsoft\Teams\Update.exe --processStart "Teams.exe"
"C:\Users\kadamson\AppData\Local\GoToMeeting\19228\g2mstart.exe"
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Auto Mouse Mover\AutoMouseMover.exe" :silent

That is the entire script. Stored in my local user documents folder.

Russ

@kellanist, does that script only work if you right-click and run it as administrator? If so, you could try running the TRIGGERcmd agent as administrator.

By default, the TRIGGERcmd agent will not run your commands as admin, but if you run the agent as admin, then the commands it runs would run with the elevated tokens too.

You could also turn off UAC, but of course that has security implications.