Error update Uipath 2025.0.166 |

Hello everyone,
After installing the latest version of UiPath, I’m getting the following error when trying to send an email in unnatended processes:

Basic Message: Object
Message:
Send Email: Automation Cloud cannot be accessed. This may be due to network fluctuations on the machine running the Robot.
at Main.xaml
at SendEmailConnections “Send Email”
at Flowchart “Flowchart”
at Sequence “Main Sequence”
at Main “Main”


Both Orchestrator and UiPath Assistant show as “Connected.” I’m using Google SSO to authenticate with Automation Cloud. The error began immediately after update.

Has anyone else encountered this?  Thank you! 
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Hi,

The following post may help you.

Regards,

Hi @Geronimo_Moreno

simply disconnecting and reconnecting using client id and client secret resolved the issue, allowing the processes to start successfully—this approach usually fixes similar connection or authentication problems .

If you found helpful please mark as a solution. Thanks
Happy Automation with UiPath

Hi, I’m having this problem too, how did you do this? Is there a source I can look at?

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Hey @Geronimo_Moreno many of the fellow member are facing that type of problem.as per the solution is go to orchestrator remove the machine and add that same machine again that it will generate client ID and client Secret copy that and paste it to the assistant where are you running your unattended bot.noww your are good to go to run your process again.

cheers

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Yes, it was helpful ! Thank you :slight_smile:

Hi, thank you!

In my environment, I’m using Google SSO to connect to the Orchestrator. To make it work, I first created a secret ID, then re-connected the unattended license, and finally connected the attended license via SSO.

Hey @Geronimo_Moreno if your query is being resolved. Kindly close this thread by marking this as solution.

Cheers

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