Hello everyone,
Let say I am running my attended process in PIP mode and input mode used in automation is “Hardware Events”.
What if I run second unattended automation just after 10 sec of 1st automation.
2nd automation has kill process “Chrome” activity, will kill my 1st process running in PIP mode ?
Hi @robo_007
If you are running your attended process in PIP (Picture-in-Picture) mode and the input mode used is “Hardware Events,” it means that the attended process will respond to hardware events from the user, such as keyboard and mouse actions. In this scenario, the process running in PIP mode will not be affected by the execution of a second unattended automation that includes a “Kill Process” activity targeting the Chrome process.
The PIP mode allows the attended process to continue running and interacting with the user while other unattended automations or activities are executed in the background. The unattended automation, which includes the “Kill Process” activity targeting Chrome, will execute independently and terminate any Chrome processes without impacting the attended process running in PIP mode.
Thanks!!
Sorry to say, but your answer is incorrect.
It killed the process running in pip mode.
First of all there is a flaw here…
Unattended automation are completely run remotely without any login or so…
Attended automation on other hand are run when logged in…
So ideally you should not be running unattended when you run attended in pip also
Cheers