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I need help with Power Automate Desktop (PAD) and here it is:

1. I open CMD prompt on Administrator mode

2. UAC requires Yes or No response. Yes is selected.

3. Execute RSop.msc

4. I have to approximately wait for 45 seconds, depending on the speed of the computer, for a new dialog message box, "Resultant Set of Policy", to pop-up.

I need to use PAD to monitor and catch this pop-up dialog message box and then right click on "User Configuration" to further evaluate the data for a match or etc.

Can someone shed some light on how I can go about doing this? Thank you in advance.

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I have found a work around for the problem, to keep automated:

I found something important, you probably know it already.
The issue I was facing was to execute "GPRESULT /Z" via the
PAD. Windows UAC required me to physically respond the YES
query button for the Administrator level/rights. Which was basically
defeating my purpose of automation (fire and forget). So, I
decided to look at Powershell script, invoked from PAD. In
Powershell. I executed the following
"Start-Process PowerShell -Verb RunAs -Yes"
and it dumped the data in the associated/designated area.
The "- Yes" on the command line will automatically respond
with YES to Windows UAC requirement for the Administrator
rights (YES/NO). And I did not have to do anything else,
after starting the execution of the PAD/test from
"Power Automate > My flows." The call to "Run PowerShell script"
from the PAD with the command of
"Start-Process PowerShell -Verb RunAs -Yes", and one more
"Run PowerShell script" with the command of "GPRESULT /Z",
gave me every thing that I needed from RSoP's "Resultant Set
of Policy". After this the "Terminate process" for "Powershell" was