ddennie1

It is a chromebook. It says US down in the task bar, but I am not sure if CTRL ALT means the same thing in windows, os x and chrome.When the code runs, it seems to skip over that section/ignore it/not recognize it.

I meant to type that in the original post. I tried all different variations in the script file. ALT SHIFT s SHIFT ALT s SHIFT-ALT s Same with CTRL ATL e

I am using a Rubber Ducky to roll out a bunch of chromebooks. The flavor is CTL NL6, nothing fancy. Pretty much everything works as advertised with the scripting language, but I cannot get any combo keys to work. For example, I cannot get ALT-SHIFT s to work or CTRL-ALT e or SHIFT-TAB. The really important one I need to work is the CTRL-ALT e in order to enroll the device into our Google Domain. I pasted a couple of snippets below. This is the command I run every time to update the script. We just received our ducky in the mail on 8/1/2015. java -jar duckencode.jar -i c:/ctl1.txt -o inject.bin DELAY 2000 ALT-SHIFT s DELAY 500 TAB TAB TAB ENTER DELAY 1000 DELAY 1000 CTRL-ALT e DELAY 1000 Please help!