Instalación del UiPath Robot

Install, modify, and uninstall UiPath Robot 2026.10 on Windows with the UiPath Platform Installer, in service mode or user mode, on the Enterprise LTS (26.10 line) update channel.

The UiPath Platform Installer installs the Robot on Windows, and keeps it up to date on the update channel you install from. To stay on Robot 2026.10, install from the Enterprise LTS (26.10 line) channel, which receives patch updates for 2026.10 only. Automatic updates are off by default on this channel. For details about the channels, refer to Update channels.

The install scope and the Robot type option decide the Robot's install mode:

Install scope	Tipo de robot	Install mode	Úsalo para
Per-machine, for all users	Desatendido	Modo de servicio	Automatización desatendida
Per-machine, for all users	Atendido	Modo de usuario	Attended automation for every user who signs in to the machine
Per-user, for the current user only	Not offered	Modo de usuario	Attended automation for one person

For how the two modes differ, refer to Service mode and user mode.

Requisitos previos

• A machine that meets the prerequisites, including the hardware and software requirements.
• The UiPathPlatformLTS.26.10.msi installer for the Enterprise LTS (26.10 line) channel, available at https://download.uipath.com/connected-installer/latest/lts-26-10/UiPathPlatformLTS.26.10.msi.
• Administrator rights, for a per-machine installation.

Ámbito de instalación

The Platform Installer installs either for the current user or for all users of the machine:

Ámbito	Default installation folder	Administrator rights
Por usuario	%LocalAppData%\Programs\UiPathPlatform	No es necesario
Por máquina	%ProgramFiles%\UiPathPlatform	Obligatorio

When an administrator runs the installer interactively, it installs per machine. To install per user as an administrator, run the installer from the command line with FORCE_PERUSER=1. Refer to Install from the command line.

Install the Robot

1. Run UiPathPlatformLTS.26.10.msi. To install per machine, run it as an administrator.

2. Select Robot in the list of desktop clients. For attended use, also select Assistant. Assistant is a separate card that depends on the Robot, so selecting it selects the Robot too. The Robot installs without Assistant when you select only the Robot.

3. Select Advanced configuration, then Robot, and set the options you need. For a per-machine installation, select the Robot type: Unattended for service mode, or Attended for user mode.

   

4. Select Install and follow the prompts to finish the installation.

For the installer's own options, channels, and screens, refer to Install the desktop clients.

Resultado

The Robot is installed on the Enterprise LTS (26.10 line) channel. The Platform Installer downloads the full client builds the first time, and later installs the 2026.10 patch updates. For how and when updates install, refer to Updating the Robot.

Connecting at install time works only for a per-machine installation with the Unattended robot type, and needs the Service URL, Client Id, and Client Secret. The connection is best effort: after installing, check that the robot is connected in Assistant or on the Machines page in Orchestrator. If it isn't, connect the Robot to Orchestrator.

Offline installer

An offline, all-in-one installer, UiPathPlatformOffline.exe, is also available at https://download.uipath.com/connected-installer/latest/lts-26-10/UiPathPlatformOffline.exe. The offline installer doesn't connect to an update channel.

To update an offline installation, run a newer UiPathPlatformOffline.exe. For the parameters the offline installer supports, refer to Offline installer.

Robot options

The Robot settings in the Platform Installer offer the following options. A silent installation sets the same options through the parameter in the second column.

Opción	Silent installation parameter	Descripción
Tipo de robot	REGISTER_ROBOT_SERVICE	Per-machine installations only. Unattended registers the Robot Windows service (service mode). Attended doesn't (user mode).
URL de Servicio	SERVICE_URL	The Orchestrator URL. Required when you set Automatically sign in, or a client ID and client secret.
Client Id and Client Secret	ORCHESTRATOR_CLIENT_ID, ORCHESTRATOR_CLIENT_SECRET	Unattended robots only. With the Service URL, the installer connects the Robot to Orchestrator with client credentials.
Iniciar sesión automáticamente	ORCHESTRATOR_AUTO_SIGNIN	Attended robots only. Signs the user in to the Service URL with their own account. Can't be combined with client credentials.
Código de la licencia	LICENSE_KEY	Optional. Activates a Robot license on the machine without Orchestrator.
Ubicación de descarga predeterminada	PACKAGES_FOLDER	Per-machine installations only. The folder the Robot downloads process packages to.
Disable online feeds	NUGET_OPTIONS	Stops the Robot from using the online activity feeds.
Complemento de JavaScript para UiPath Robot	INSTALL_ROBOTJS	Installs RobotJS. Selected by default for an attended robot, and cleared by default for an unattended robot. Changing the Robot type resets it.
Transmisión en vivo y control remoto	INSTALL_LIVE_STREAMING	Installs the RealVNC components used for live streaming and remote control. Off unless you select it.
Iniciar Assistant automáticamente con Windows	ASSISTANT_STARTUP	Starts UiPath Assistant when the user signs in to Windows. Shown only for a per-machine installation with the Attended robot type.
Disable secured XAMLs	DISABLE_SECURE_XAML	Turns off XAML protection. XAML protection applies only to robots in service mode that run Windows - Legacy projects.
Enforce signed execution	ENFORCE_SIGNED_EXECUTION	Runs only signed packages. Refer to Package signature verification.

Browser extensions aren't a Robot option. They are a separate product in the Platform Installer, which you select next to the Robot.

Install folder

The Robot installs to its own folder, separate from Studio:

• Per-machine: %ProgramFiles%\UiPathPlatform\Robot\<version>
• Per-user: %LocalAppData%\Programs\UiPathPlatform\Robot\<version>

The <version> folder name is the Robot package version, such as 26.10.0-<suffix>.<build>, and it changes with every update. To find the current folder, read the RobotDir registry value under HKLM\SOFTWARE\UiPath\UiPath Studio for a per-machine installation, or HKCU\SOFTWARE\UiPath\UiPath Studio for a per-user installation. It always points to the current version folder.

Tools that ship with the Robot, such as UiRobot.exe and UiPath.LicenseTool.exe, are in that folder.

Implementar en varias máquinas

To install without prompts, refer to Silent installation. To install the Robot on many machines, refer to Deploying the Robot to multiple machines.

To control the update channel, the maximum version, and update postponement on those machines, use Group Policy. Refer to Deploy governance policies.

Modify or uninstall the Robot

The UiPath Platform Installer installs and maintains the Robot together with the other UiPath desktop clients on the machine.

Modify the Robot

To change the desktop clients or the Robot options installed on a machine:

1. Open Settings > Apps > Installed apps in Windows and select UiPath Platform > Modify, or run the latest installer from your update channel.
2. Select the components and options you need.

Changing the Robot type switches the Robot between service mode and user mode. Refer to Switching between modes.

To make the change on several machines, run the installer from the command line. Refer to Silent installation.

Uninstall the Robot

1. Open Settings > Apps > Installed apps in Windows.
2. Locate UiPath Platform, and then select Uninstall.

Uninstalling the UiPath Platform Installer removes the desktop clients it installed, including the Robot and Studio. To go back to the classic MSI, refer to Migrate from the classic MSI.

Uninstalling doesn't remove the following:

• The settings in the %ProgramData%\UiPath, %LocalAppData%\UiPath, and %AppData%\UiPath folders
• The packages folder, %UserProfile%\.nuget\packages
• The NuGet cache folder, %LocalAppData%\NuGet\v3-cache

Other operating systems

• Linux: the Robot runs as a Docker container. Refer to Installing on Linux.