Windows 10: PowerAutomate

+AI

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Power Automate joins Copilot

Currently only available in Windows 11 Insider Build 26058... MS is bringing a PowerAutomate plug-in to Copilot. This is part of expanding AI in Copilot & the OS. Must have the latest Update for PowerAutomate from MS Store, 1st. Then, it will be listed in the Copilot Plug-ins.

NB:
Availability:

• As of now, the Power Automate plug-in is available to some users with access to Windows 11 Preview Build 26058
  If the plug-in proves successful during testing, we can expect it to roll out to all Windows 11 users soon.
  
  This is a Controlled Feature Roll-out:
  

• While the plug-in is currently available to some users, Microsoft may adjust availability based on feedback and usage.
  
• Keep an eye out for updates, as the feature may become accessible to all users in the future.
  

In summary, the Power Automate plug-in is an exciting addition to Copilot, streamlining tasks and making your workflow more efficient.

As a wee side note... PowerAutomate IS NOT exclusive to business applications. It can be used within or amongst ANY group.

To learn more > HERE.

Cheers,
Drew

 

Failed to validate the signature of the actionable message card.

Hello,

I have approval flow based on Ms form responses at Powerautomate, it was working okay today it gave error as "Failed to validate the signature of the actionable message card." People can receive approval request but they cannot do anything because of this error. How can I fix this?

 

How do you manage your collection of programs, config setttings?

I'm sure you are right. There is a lot of misinformation everywhere. Why should tech be spared?

I was interested in PowerAutomate as a way to automate a series of steps in a workflow, for example, opening up a program, clicking on boxes or radio buttons, maybe asking for input for a field that changes every time, etc. No need for me in this sort of example to automate information exchange between applications. So I read up a bit on Power Automate. I didn't see where it could address the sort of automation need I just described. Of course, if I am wrong, which is probably the case, then please set me right. - - - Updated - - -

That is a good program to use, but of course, but not central to my issues here. - - - Updated - - -

Just a thought. Is is possible that the gurus might create a tutorial on this topic, based on their own knowledge plus lots of the posts here? Topic would be Controlling the software installations and configs to ensure consistency across a fleet of PCs. I'm sure that a lot of the guys in this forum have, or might have this issue. Another thought. I never mentioned it but I am running a Workgroup LAN. No Windows Server, no Active Directory, no Exchange or SharePoint servers, and none of the software distribution tools that MS (and others?) provide for software distribution or image management. And certainly no private or hybrid clouds.