How to Bring a window in the Background to the Foreground in UiPath.

Solutions

1. Use "Activate" Activity
2. Use "Show Window" Activity .
3. Use "Minimize Window" Activity then "Maximize Window" Activity.
4. Use "Attach Window" Activity then Use "Activate " or "Show Window" Activity.
5. If None of the above solution works(least likely scenario),then as a last resort automate - Selection of desired window from taskbar.

Note: Also check for any missing .Net or Windows Update.

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