UiPath-ADAv1 Business and Platform Knowledge Practice Question
A finance team uses an Attended Robot on each analyst's desktop. Analysts frequently lock their workstations or log off at day's end while long-running document reviews are still in progress. The automation must continue processing even when the analyst is not actively using the machine. Which deployment change best satisfies this requirement?
⚠ Common exam trap
The trap here is treating Assistant autostart or timeout tuning as a way to keep Attended automations alive after the user session ends.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Convert the automation to an Unattended Robot and trigger it from Orchestrator so it runs without an interactive desktop session.
Unattended execution decouples the automation from the interactive desktop session, letting Orchestrator start and monitor jobs on a dedicated robot account. This is the correct model when work must proceed while users are locked out or signed off, whereas Attended execution is inherently tied to the logged-in user's session.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
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Convert the automation to an Unattended Robot and trigger it from Orchestrator so it runs without an interactive desktop session.
Why this is correct
Unattended Robots execute under a dedicated robot account and do not depend on an interactive user session, so locking or logging off the analyst does not interrupt the job. Orchestrator triggers and monitors the run, which matches the need for continuous processing.
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Deploy the process to a High-Density Robot on the analyst's workstation and schedule it during business hours.
Why it's wrong here
High-Density Robots allow multiple robot users on one machine but remain session-bound; they do not survive a workstation lock or logoff. Scheduling during business hours also conflicts with the goal of running while the analyst is away.
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Increase the Attended Robot's timeout setting in Orchestrator so the session stays active after workstation lock.
Why it's wrong here
There is no Orchestrator setting that prevents a locked or signed-out Windows session from ending an Attended execution. Session lifecycle is governed by the operating system, not by robot timeout values, so this approach cannot deliver uninterrupted processing.
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Keep the Attended Robot but configure the UiPath Assistant to start automatically at user logon.
Why it's wrong here
Assistant autostart only ensures the tray application is present after logon; it does not keep a job alive when the user locks or signs out. Attended executions are tied to the interactive session, so this change does not meet the continuous-processing requirement.
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