When troubleshooting Microsoft Edge issues with UiPath on production servers where a bot works on one server but not another, consider investigating the following areas:
Browser Versions and Settings: Ensure both servers have the same version of Edge and compare privacy/security settings to identify discrepancies.
User Profiles: Verify that the same user profile is being used on both servers to rule out profile-related issues.
Windows Updates: Check for pending Windows updates that may affect browser functionality.
Antivirus/Firewall Software: Confirm that security software is not blocking the Edge extension or UiPath processes.
Event Viewer and UiPath Logs: Examine the Windows Event Viewer and UiPath logs for error messages or warnings that could indicate the problem.
Clear Edge Browser Data: Remove cached data and cookies that might be causing issues.
Remote Desktop Connection (RDP): Ensure RDP settings are configured correctly, as these can impact Edge’s behavior.
Extensions and Add-ons: Check for and compare the presence of any conflicting extensions on both environments.
Compatibility Settings: Inspect whether Edge is running in any compatibility mode on the problem server.
Software Conflicts: Make sure no other software is interfering with UiPath or Edge.
System Resources: Confirm that the server has adequate CPU and memory resources available.
Reinstallation: As a last resort, uninstall and reinstall UiPath on the affected server to replace any potentially corrupted components.
If issues persist after these checks, contact UiPath Support for further assistance.