Hi @amccusker, that application is most probably running elevated (i.e. with admin rights). For security reasons, UiPath running in non-admin mode cannot read selectors from an application running in a higher integrity level.
For development purposes, you can circumvent this by running Studio elevated (right click on studio icon / Run as Administrator).
If the issue reappears at runtime (when running the process on a UiPath robot, which does not run as admin), you can do one of the following:
- Run the application from within the robot’s session - this might run it in non-elevated mode, or it might completely fail.
- Force the application to run in non-elevated mode. There are several ways of doing this, you can find a few under this thread on an external forum: windows - Force a program to run *without* administrator privileges or UAC? - Super User
Hope this helps.
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