I’ve just registered to download and install UiPath Studio/StudioX Trial version.
I’ve received an email with some links, one for download the product and others for documentations.
Once downloaded the product (“UiPathStudio.msi”), I’ve tried to install it but:
Can not install the service “UiPath Robot” (UiRobotSvc). Check you have sufficient privileges…
[Pressed “Ignore”].
A new message box: “Service ‘UiPath Robot’ could not be configured. This could be a problem with the package or your permissions. Verify that you have sufficient privileges…”.
I’m actually local administrator in my machine.
I’ve followed a post saying to remove “ProgramData” and “AppData” folders, but it still breaks.
We have detected that I’m using a “windows network account”, corporate one, instead of a “local-computer account”. May be this account-profile should be the problem?
Due to corporate policies, my profile account is NOT related with “Remote Desktop Users” group policy, and won’t be.
Finally, we have managed to install UiPath.
We’ve discovered that there was a problem with the “UiPath Robot” service entry. Due to a previous (long time ago) installation, there was still an entry in the “Services” list that the installer could not remove/edit, so apparently that was whtt was throwing the error.
What we have done is to register that key (with a *.reg file from other installation) and launch the installer again. It works!
May be, your installation executable should detect, and remove, old entries in the services (o whatever) branch in the Windows Registry.