System.Exception: Could not connect to UiPath Robot Service. Make sure the service is started!
at UiPath.Models.UiPathDuplexProxy.FaultTolerantProxy.g__CheckService|10_0()
at UiPath.Models.UiPathDuplexProxy.FaultTolerantProxy.CheckAvailability()
at UiPath.Models.UiPathDuplexProxy.FaultTolerantProxy.get_Channel()
at UiPath.Models.UiPathDuplexProxy.GetRobotConnectionStatus()
at UiPath.Studio.Plugin.Workflow.Services.RobotStudioBridge.Execute(WorkflowDocument document, Boolean isDebugging)
Make sure if Older versions exists and maybe causing conflict with New version. Verify Admin Privilegies too. Uninstall and reinstall latest, reboot and try again.
Solution: Sounds strange but did work: I took an older link to download an older version of UiPath software. Somehow, they transformed the link so I got the latest version anyway.
BUT: Then it worked - maybe it will help. Just take another link in case you have my descripted issues.
I too faced the same issue when trying to run simple programs on UiPath 2019.9.2. I also had older version of UiPath Studion 2018.4 on same machine. After trying all the permutations and combinations, when i uninstalled 2018 completely … the code on 2019.9.2 ran.
I believe that newer versions of UiPath cannot co-exist with older versions.
Also you can try restarting the system.
when i reinstalled the uipath it was working fine. And when i opened the UiPath after shutting down the pc, that same issue came .
I am currently trying to activate my licence key from the free trial
First off he didn’t recognize my orchestrator url, since it got moved into the cloud recently I thought it may have something to do with that.
The real issue that is similar to the one you gave is the fact that when I open my assistant it tells me that UiPath robot service is not recognized. Yet it is running. And when I force restart it, or stop then start it again, it seems to never recognize it.
That may also have something to do with the fact that I did the 60 days trial, but since I did, I uninstalled UiPath and reinstalled it.
Please help.
Now, if you are trying to go the other way, from Community Edition to the Enterprise trial, you might want to check if the key you got is not for the Orchestrator, rather than for just Studio. If that is the case, you will have to install Orchestrator on-premise and then connect your robots to it to get the licenses.
You can verify your situation at this contact form to our licensing support:
Also, I recommend uninstalling completely the UiPath Robot Modify or Uninstall Studio. You should double check if in Control Panel → Programs & Features → sort by Publisher → look for UiPath and double check to not have Uipath Studio and UiPath Platform installed at the same time. If yes, then uninstall both of them, look in your system for UiPath folders, and delete them. Perform a machine restart.
Then download the UiPath Studio installer again and install the Unattended robot following Installing the Robot or Modify or Uninstall Studio. We recommend also performing a machine restart.
In the end, open UiPath Assistant and connect to Orchestrator using the Machine Key.
If you made some changes in uipath.config file (in Studio installation folder) double check if the XML syntax is correct, otherwise the UiPath Robot service in services.msc may not start.
I tried completely uninstalling 5 times, and reinstalling and that never works. The Uninstaller does not remove all the services from the registry and the windows installer helper was also unable to successfully Uninstaller the software.
It originally started with studio shutting down 5 seconds after opening any project.