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Getting started with Power Automate Desktop (Installation)

 

Power Automate, (formerly known as Microsoft Flow) is a Robotic Process Automation tool which help us automate repetative tasks.

How to install PowerAutomate Desktop?


Power automate home page

  • Click on Download Now Button
  • Aftre downloading double click on the setup file to install
  • Click Next
  • Choose install to Path and Click Install

 

  • Click on Launch Power Automate Desktop to open Power Automate
  • Click on Sign In
  • Enter your Username and Password, then Sign In
  • That's it, Just click on the New Flow button to start creating new Automations. Happy Automation :) 

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