To fix it you could try running the batch file in this article from your C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey folder:
https://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/13627-no-ahk-file-association/

And in the following screenshot, you will find the message that I receive.

Thanks for your help

• Install AutoHotkey
• Create a autohotkeyscripts folder on your drive
• Create the media.ahk script in that folder.
• Create commands like these:

"C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "C:\autohotkeyscripts\media.ahk" mute

"C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "C:\autohotkeyscripts\media.ahk" play

I ended up installing my Mi Box in my bedroom, I needed the remote control haha.

It didn't work, tried everything and nothing.

Thanks for the quick replies tho!

I tried Plex for Windows version 1.11.0.1215-1d8c460c and the latest from this page which is currently 1.31.1.2262-74fdc6b7:

https://www.plex.tv/media-server-downloads/#plex-app

Both worked for me.

Please confirm the Ground field is set to foreground.

Unfortunately it doesn't work.

It doesn't even pauses YouTube or Netflix.

I use the Plex Media Player app.

The regular pause command is working with YouTube and Netflix in the browser but the Plex Media Player app that has its own .exe doesn't recognize anything.

This is my command:

wscript d:\tools\space.vbs

These are the contents of my d:\tools\space.vbs file:

Dim Wsh
Set Wsh = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Wsh.SendKeys "{ }"

I can manage to pause and play YouTube and Netflix without any issues but I run Plex Media Player from my PC as well and it can't pause or play Plex at all, do you know how can I achieve that? It's the only thing that I'm missing.

It's like it is not recognizing the play and pause command.

I wanted to try with space but don't know how to set it up.

You might need to specify the full path of the AutoHotkey.exe and your script, so your command would look like this:

"C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "C:\autohotkeyscripts\yourscript.ahk"

The contents of c:\scripts\space.vbs would look like this:

Dim Wsh
Set Wsh = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Wsh.SendKeys "{ }"

So maybe you just need to add one of the parameters, like mute to the command line.

Example command:

start C:\autohotkeyscripts\media.ahk mute

EDIT: I just learned that some scripts require you to run the AutoHotKey.exe directly instead of using "start", so the command would be:

"C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" C:\autohotkeyscripts\media.ahk mute

I got autohotkey, made the script and made sure all commands are linked to the correct script. It didn't do anything even when I'd trigger it manually. I tried running the script and it just gives me an error "Target label does not exist" for "Gosub, %1%.

Did I miss something or do it wrong?

When I wrote "start C:\\autohotkeyscripts\\media.ahk stop" above, the context was the commands.json file, but if you're using the GUI Editor, you can skip the double \\'s.

Just use "start C:\autohotkeyscripts\media.ahk stop" in the GUI Editor.

Or "start G:\autohotkeyscripts\media.ahk stop", if you're using the G: drive.

I have been having trouble with this. I tried getting the directory right but it either cant find the file without using "" or it just opens a CMD with the directory as the title and does not execute code.

Does the directory have to use \ before the media.ahk and can this be in another directory separate from the C:Drive?

I am new to this program and cant seem to get the AHK scripts working yet.