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It is an error dialog coming from the actual application. It appears only when certain conditions fail. The event was not fired all the time during the error(condition failure) case.
Based on past experience, if the application throws an unexpected error message, I won’t automate it. This is mainly because the next steps may not produce the expected results due to the previous error. However, if the error message consistently appears after performing certain actions, then I can easily handle it without using event handlers.
Regardless of the project settings, the event handler should be triggered, provided it meets the requirements. More information can be found in Handling Unexpected Windows.
- pichumani28 days agoNew Contributor
Thanks for sharing the experience. let me check if that is the case here.