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1. #Macos runonly applescripts avoid detection for code
2. #Macos runonly applescripts avoid detection for password
3. #Macos runonly applescripts avoid detection for windows

Set volumePositionX to item 1 of volumePosition If (value of first static text of m = targetVolume) then Repeat with m in (UI element of list 1 of scroll area 1)

# Click on target volume (posible a slight delay because of shell script executing) If exists group 1 of list 1 of scroll area 1 then exit repeat If exists button "Click the lock to prevent further changes." then exit repeat Set value of text field 1 of sheet 1 to passwordValue If (exists sheet 1) and (exists button unlockButtonText of sheet 1) then exit repeat Set authButtonText to "Click the lock to make changes." Tell application process "System Preferences" Property passwordValue : "yourSystemPassword" # Can be empty So here is a fully automated switching: property targetVolume : "BOOTCAMP" # find name of required volume inside System Preference > Startup Disk The only way I found is using python click(but this leads to a slight delay while script selects target volume). Click with AST and other scripts also doesn't works due to new MacOS restrictions. Which make impossible to click on them via click or "click at" functions perhaps because of some new additional protections on Big Sur. The second problem was target volumes list items doesn't have actions. The SIP was the first problem I've encountered on Big Sur. Now you should be able to detect the error in your script or your environment.

#Macos runonly applescripts avoid detection for password

If button returned of the result = "BOOTCAMP" thenĮlse if button returned of the result = "Macintosh HD" thenĭo shell script "security 2>&1 >/dev/null find-generic-password -gl \"Insert Password Here\" | awk ''"ĭo shell script "bless -mount \"/Volumes/Macintosh HD\" -setBoot" user name "klanomath" password "Passw0rd" with administrator privilegesĭo shell script "echo \"shutdown -r now\"" user name "klanomath" password "Passw0rd" with administrator privileges

#Macos runonly applescripts avoid detection for code

The two sets of code I tried (first one using System Preferences, second using Terminal, both using AppleScript): display dialog "Select a startup disk" buttons ¬ Also the other responses I have found on SO and Ask Different don't work.) I have tried searching for some answers and there is a really good answer here over at StackOverflow but it doesn't seem to work on Sierra.

#Macos runonly applescripts avoid detection for windows

(I would like to be able to have a single script to handle everything even if I am restarting into macOS, or shutting down and will use Windows later etc.) set the bootdisk to Windows/Mac and have the option to shut down/reboot.go into System Preferences/launch it if it is not already open.How do I program the AppleScript/use Terminal through AppleScript to:.How do I make it such that I can retrieve the password? I can use keychains.Previously I have tried using terminal (do shell script) but it seems that that option requires me to enter an administrative password. I have tried using AppleScript to change my startup disk for Boot Camp and Mac.