

- #Microsoft programs not working when being clicked on how to
- #Microsoft programs not working when being clicked on update
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= SmartMatchOptions.Control | SmartMatchOptions.TopLevelWindow button doesn't have a name so I can't search using control name or technology name WinButton NextBut = new WinButton(WizardWindow) WinWindow WizardWindow = new WinWindow(fsWin) I killed all processes in test initialize so there is only one instance of this program Process TestApp = Process.GetProcessesByName("Name") ĪppWin.SearchProperties = process.MainWindowTitle
#Microsoft programs not working when being clicked on code
I am currently trying the following code and it's still not working:

The developer gave a button name but it doesn't seem to translate into me seeing the button name. Search for controls in search properties. I cannot use TechnologyName to search for the button, the code gives an error about not being able to use technologyname to

in fact many of the buttons in the application do not have names. The annoying part is that the button doesn't have a name. It will only return one process since during the stage I killed all processes. WinWindow AppWin = new WinWindow() Process TestApp = Process.GetProcessesByName("Name") foreach (Process process in TestApp) If it makes any difference 圜ount = 5 ĭoes anyone have any insight as to why the button isn't being clicked? Microsoft makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, about the performance or reliability of these products.I'm having some trouble with my code where during debug a button isn't being clicked sometimes (random) and the test kinda just sits there doing nothing. The third-party products that this article discusses are manufactured by companies that are independent of Microsoft.
#Microsoft programs not working when being clicked on how to
Contact the third-party vendor for instructions about how to do this. It might be possible to configure these computers not to use the Intel graphics adapter.
#Microsoft programs not working when being clicked on driver
Some computers have third-party software that dictates how the Nvidia Optimus driver operates. These users should follow the steps in the "Option 3: Manually disable hardware acceleration in Office" section to work around the issue. This is because the Nvidia Optimus graphics adapter can indirectly load and use the faulty Intel graphics adapter. An Intel graphics adapter that has a version of the graphics driver that causes the problemįor these users, updating Office to a version that has the fix will not help.This section is for Office users who have either of the following graphics adapters installed: You should do this so that Office can run by using the best performance possible.
#Microsoft programs not working when being clicked on update
If you choose this option, we recommend that you clear the Disable hardware graphics acceleration check box when you update the Intel graphics driver to version 26.20.100.7262 (or later). To do this, open the Driver tab in the adapter's properties dialog box, and then select the Update Driver button to search for an updated graphics driver. The best solution is to update the graphics driver to this version (or later). The Intel graphics driver that contains the fix is version 26.20.100.7262. Option 1: Update the Intel graphics driver If you have one of the affected graphics driver versions, use one of the following options to fix the problem.

Office applications stop responding in some common usage scenarios. For more information about this change, read this blog post. Office 365 ProPlus is being renamed to Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise.
