Using unattended robot without orchestrator

[marica_licciardello]

Hi all,

I’m using community edition to study in the accademy of uipath.
I was trying to run a process in a virtual machine, starting it from a .bat file. I think that while I’m not logged into the vm machine the robot is not able to run, cause it remains stopped, while when i log into the vm it continues running and doing everything correctly. Is there any configuration I need to set to make the robot run even if i’m not logged into the machine, so that it can run in an unattended way?

Thanks in andvance for the help provided,

Best regards

[zspilman (Zev)]

Hey @marica_licciardello ,

Check out this post about setting up unattended bots, Setting Up Your First Unattended Robot - #7 by Palaniyappan . Also in the robot settings ensure that the “Login to console” property is toggled and set to “No”

Zev

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@marica_licciardello

ause it remains stopp

he doesn’t want to use orchestrator

[zspilman (Zev)]

@marica_licciardello as per this article it doesn’t seem to be possible

Unattended Robots w/ or w/out Orchestrator

As I have answered in PM, and as Andra has answered above, Windows Task Scheduler execution is no longer supported since 2017.1 version. So the only option for Unattended without Orchestrator is to run the process manually and then lock the screen. You already said that it works to run the Unattended Robot in uiautomation process if Simulate type is checked. If Simulate type is not checked it with throw an error (because as stated in the Activities user guide, Simulate type/click option is for …