UiPath Automation Developer Professional v1 — Question 155
Ravi, a support analyst, uses a UiPath automation that logs into a customer management system and performs data validation tasks. He often needs to continue handling incoming tickets while the automation runs. His organization has enabled Picture-in-Picture (PiP), and the automation has been developed to support it. However, he notices that when launching the process in PiP, certain UI elements behave differently, especially those that rely on desktop-specific selectors. He’s considering whether to run in Child Session or explore other PiP options.
Based on this scenario, which choice would best allow Ravi to run the automation without interrupting his work greater UI compatibility?
Answer options
- A. He must switch to a remote machine because PiP cannot support UI interactions with enterprise apps.
- B. He should disable PiP and instead request the automation be converted to unattended mode.
- C. He should run in Child Session to ensure full compatibility with all desktop elements, including selectors.
- D. He should run the automation in Virtual Desktop mode to improve compatibility with UI selectors while keeping his desktop usable.
Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer is D because running the automation in Virtual Desktop mode improves compatibility with UI selectors, enabling Ravi to continue using his desktop effectively. Option A is incorrect as PiP can support some UI interactions; option B is not ideal since disabling PiP does not solve the compatibility issue; option C may not provide the same level of UI compatibility that Virtual Desktop mode offers.