[VEESZAC]

I have a program I need to keep open for work, problem is after 45 minutes the program closes its self if not invoked by the user. It's a virtual desktop, with a login screen that resembles windows, to keep it from logging out all I have to do is open the program and click in the "password" text field box a few times, to basically let the program think I'm invoking it so it won't close.

Is there anyway with batch or vbscript that I can set to automatically interact with this program in the background? I know it's a super miniscule task for me to perform, but I'm trying to automate as much of my workday as I can, and I can't seem to find a straight forward answer on google.

[Harley Quinn]

There is no setting to stop sleep?

What program is it? Or is it internal system?

[VEESZAC]

There is no setting to stop sleep?

What program is it? Or is it internal system?

It's a virtual desktop through my Company, unfortunately there is no way to disable sleep. IT won't change it to save resources if someone forgets to logout or close it.

[Harley Quinn]

Oh i see!

Could you literally just write a script to run and do absolutely nothing and schedule it for every 30 mins?

[VEESZAC]

Oh i see!

Could you literally just write a script to run and do absolutely nothing and schedule it for every 30 mins?

Yea basically I was trying to find a way to write a script and just click in the textbox in the background as if I were doing it.