Hello @swati_jatwa,
Can you open the setup log and copy the content here?
If you run with Run as Administrator, same issue?
Vasile.
yes wasea, getting same error. when i am trying to open, its not opened.
It will be good to have a look on te logs.
Here is something described regarding your issue.
Vasile.
Hi wasea,
C:\Users\Vishakha\AppData\Local\UiPath
Please try to remove:
%userprofile%\AppData\Local\UiPath
%userprofile%\.nuget\packages
butr these paths are not available in my system.
As in local , there is no UiPath folder there
so, unable to remove.
Hi @swati_jatwa
Well, I recommend to check the setup logs. Also, in Event viewer logs can be the error message and so.
A good idea is to check the UiPath software requirements:
If you provide the setup logs ( click on that button Open Setup Log), we might be able to identify the issue, but based only a screenshot with an error message it’s quite hard to guess.
Vasile
Hi everyone,
After reading all the comments here and on the other related topics and after I tried everything (and nothing worked until today), I tried these:
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first, I uninstalled UiPath Studio
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I used the ”search” function to find all UiPath related folders and files in *C:*
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then, I deleted all the UiPath files that I have found *in C:* - and in the Recycle Bin
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closed ALL internet browser pages (as I have tried to install again the UiPath Extension, I had opened at that time: Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, FireFox…)
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disabled the ESET antivirus (I don’t know if it was a threat for ESET as it was for McAfee, but just to be sure…)
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after that, I only opened one internet page and reinstalled UiPath Studio (https://cloud.uipath.com/)
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in Studio, I went to ”Tools” and installed the extensions I needed
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in the internet browser – I activated the extensions (in this order, not first in browser and after that in Studio) and:
- checked ”Allow in incognito”
- checked”Allow access to file URLs”
- checked ”Enabled”
So, finaly, no error message!
I hope it works for you, as it worked for me