License Issue with ROBOT

Hi Team,

I have license status active in one profile of the AVD but at UI level UiPath assistant is not opening instead 4 instance starts running in the task manager.

for the admin profile license is not active but at UI level assistant is opening.
let me know about this issue as well !!

Hi @Akarshan_Sonkar

This is a per-user UiPath Assistant cache/licensing issue on AVD.
Clear UiPath folders in the affected user profile (%LOCALAPPDATA%\UiPath, %APPDATA%\UiPath), restart the UiPath Robot service, and reopen Assistant.

Hi @Akarshan_Sonkar

I think it means the user profile cache is corrupted. Delete the UiPath folders under AppData for that specific AVD user and restart Assistant. The admin profile works because it has a clean cache even without a license.
so delete the Assistant cache under AppData for the affected user, then restart Assistant. If still failing, remove the UiPath folder from ProgramData and reinstall the Assistant.

If helpful, mark as solution. Happy automation with UiPath

Sign out the affected user → clear UiPath cache from the user profile → restart UiPath services → launch Assistant manually and verify it Then connects to the correct Orchestrator, tenant, and folder.

Hi @Akarshan_Sonkar

This is a UiPath Assistant + AVD user profile + license binding issue.

Even though license shows active, UserHost can’t attach to the local user session, so Assistant UI doesn’t open and multiple UiPath.UserHost.exe start.

Fix (quick):

  1. Kill all:
  • UiPath.UserHost.exe
  • UiPath.Assistant.exe
  1. Delete user cache:
C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\UiPath
C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\UiPath
  1. Restart AVD
  2. Sign in to Assistant again
  3. If still failing → Repair UiPath

Admin works because it’s a different Windows user session + SID.

This is a common AVD + UiPath Assistant issue.

Regards
Gokul

I tried 1-4 steps but didn’t worked for me, can you help me with repair as i need steps to do so.

should i delete the whole UiPath folder under app data? local as well as roaming one ??