It sounds like Power Automate Desktop is having trouble detecting the flows in your file structure. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:
1. Check OneDrive Sync:
- If your flows are saved in OneDrive, ensure OneDrive is fully synced. Sometimes, files saved locally but not yet synced to the cloud may not appear in Power Automate Desktop.
- Open the OneDrive client in your taskbar and verify if any files are pending sync.
2. Check Power Automate Desktop Settings:
- Open Power Automate Desktop, go to Settings, and make sure the default file location is set to your OneDrive directory (`C:\Users\sogcr\OneDrive\Apps\Power Automate Desktop For Windows`).
- Sometimes, Power Automate Desktop defaults to a local directory instead of OneDrive, which can cause it to lose track of saved flows.
3. Clear Power Automate Desktop Cache:
- Close Power Automate Desktop.
- Go to `%localappdata%\Microsoft\Power Automate Desktop` and look for any cache or temp files that could be causing issues.
- Delete these cache files (be cautious not to delete any important files accidentally) and restart Power Automate Desktop.
4. Try Importing Manually:
- If you still don’t see the flows, use the **Import** option in Power Automate Desktop to manually re-import them from the OneDrive directory.
- Go to My Flows > Import, and navigate to `C:\Users\sogcr\OneDrive\Apps\Power Automate Desktop For Windows` to import each flow back into the application.
5. Check for Updates or Reinstall:
- Ensure that Power Automate Desktop is updated to the latest version, as updates can sometimes address bugs like this.
- If the problem persists, you may need to reinstall Power Automate Desktop, which can often resolve detection issues.
These steps should help Power Automate Desktop recognize your flows again.
