How to set Uirobot.exe file to Environment Variables?

[prabin_chand1 (RoboChan)]

Hello experts !
I have to do this to run uirobot.exe

My aim is to run uirobot.exe without specifying the path of uirobot.exe.
Like this :

so that i can access uirobot.exe where ever it is located.

[NutchanonSwnl (Nutchanon Suwanalerk)]

Hello @prabin_chand1

You can try this way
1.Find UiRobot.exe and create shortcut
2.Copy shortcut to “C:\Users\Prabin.chand” folder and rename “UiRobot - Shortcut” to anything as you want but for this case i will change to “UiRobot”
3.open cmd and try type “UiRobot.lnk” (L not i )

Hope this work for you
Best Regard,

[marian.platonov]

You need to add your UiRobot.exe path in the System Environment Variables or User Environment Variables.

Then a System restore is needed to apply the variable path location.

[prabin_chand1 (RoboChan)]

i did, But when i execute uirobot.exe from cmd.
Window prompt as this.

[marian.platonov]

It seems you are getting an “Access is denied.”. It may be that on your system you have more UiRobot.exe files, or indeed, this approach is not allowed.

Example:

In that case, try with %localappdata%\Programs\UiPath\Studio\UiRobot.exe

[prabin_chand1 (RoboChan)]

need to set this path %localappdata%\Programs\UiPath\Studio\UiRobot.exe as environment variable ?

[marian.platonov]

Actually, you can do like that:

1. Close any cmd.exe consoles
2. Create a new User/System variable: UIPATH_ROBOT_EXE = "C:\Program Files\UiPath\Studio\UiRobot.exe"

Example:

3. In order to call it, run the %UIPATH_ROBOT_EXE% command

Example: