@Robertofilho, I created a new version of the Windows agent that should detect and show Portuguese. Please test it if you wouldn't mind. EDIT 9/24/22: If you tried it before today, please try it again. I fixed a bunch of problems with the translation. It looks pretty good now. I'll add languages, update the Mac and Linux versions and publish them soon. If you want to override the language auto-detection, update the language.cfg file. So far (9/24/22) the 2 valid values are en and pt. [image: 1664038356869-cc0e1f3e-388a-4d76-8498-0e668ed66c45-image.png] [image: 1664038390219-280b1d4c-e085-4e6e-84c8-00caba6fd901-image.png]

@Robertofilho, Do other commands work for you? Like calculator and notepad? Does that start netflix: command and your turn off PC command work if you run them from a cmd prompt? I upgraded my PC to Windows 11 and it's working for me. The first time I logged in after the upgrade, the Windows firewall prompted me to ask whether I want to allow node to access the internet. I allowed it because it's part of the TRIGGERcmd agent. I wonder if prompted you and you didn't allow it?

@pedrosaude watch the video of Russ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xub4pjenLVs

@Robertofilho, I think something is wrong in your TRIGGERcmd agent's configuration. Uninstalling and re-installing doesn't delete the configuration. Please try this: Delete or rename your .TRIGGERcmdData folder in C:\Users\(your user). Delete your computer from your account. Close and re-run the TRIGGERcmd Agent. It will prompt you again for the token. Copy/paste that from the Instructions page in your account. After that, you should be able to run commands again, and if you restart the background service it should stay running and you can run background commands.

@Rafael-Sathler, I just realized these are Mac commands and the topic was in the Windows section, so I moved this over to the Mac section. I wonder if that's where the confusion came from.