Popup for get-credential not focused (Powershell)

[jhenyffer]

Expected Behavior

The pop up for get the credential should be focused as high priority. When running the script trhough another powershell script, but it works as expected when run directly from CMD.
I think it is good to mention that this script is being run from Task scheduler from windows.

Actual Behavior

The pop up for credential should be focused even when The acript that contains The commands is run trhough a other powershell script.
I think it is good to mention that this script is being run from Task scheduler from windows.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create two powershell script.
2. In one of them write the commmand for get-credentials
3. On the other one call the script that contains the com and.
4. On powershell run the script that contains the call. The pop up will be on front of all screens
5. Create a scheduler task to run the script. The pop up will be on the background.

Diagnostic Report

I don't know how to create it.

Crash Report

I dont have any crash report.

[cbucher]

Diagnostic Report

I don't know how to create it.

This is clearly stated in the issue form:

From within ConsoleZ select Help > Diagnose.
This will open a file in Notepad with useful information.
Please paste that information here or include that file.

duplicate #400

Your steps to reproduce are not understandable, please clarify.

Can you trace window message to verify if message are blocked or an application activate ConsoleZ after credential dialog creation?
You can use spy++ if you installed Visual Studio.

[jhenyffer]

Could you explain better how can I do this? I am new to powershell and don't know how to execute this steps.
The #400 was already close, because of this I opened this other one.
Thanks...

[cbucher]

Could you explain better how can I do this? I am new to powershell and don't know how to execute this steps.

explain what?
how to create a diagnostic report ? read doc (https://github.com/cbucher/console/wiki/How-to-Report-an-Issue)
how to launch the tool spy++ ? if you installed Visual Studio then click on link in start menu; otherwise sorry I don't know other tool.
(none of them require powershell)

First, explain better your steps to reproduce the issue: where ConsoleZ is used in these steps?

The #400 was already close, because of this I opened this other one.

you can comment even if the issue is closed, and the issue can be reopened if needed