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This week power automate has been very slow.

when I make a change and hit save, it crashes most of the time, refreshes the page or becomes unresponsive.

Also the variables array and boolean are shown without its value.

what is the solution to this? anyone able to overcome this?

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Vish WR 766 on at

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@ST-17121555-0

Have you raised a Microsoft support ticket for these issues? if not i would recommend raising a support ticket as well.

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1) Slowness is experienced only by you or other users in your organisation

2) Does your organisation use a proxy for internet access or its open internet access?

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11manish 1,237 on at

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This is a Power Automate designer performance/UI issue, not a problem with your flows.
It is caused by browser/session instability and recent platform updates.

The “variables not showing value” issue is a display bug, not a data issue.

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swgsit 48 on at

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ontinuing to experience issues with the Microsoft Power Automate Azure service since 16th April.

In Sri Lanka, we are also observing intermittent problems such as API connectivity being removed from workflows and browsers restarting while accessing workflows. These issues appear to occur randomly and are still persisting.

This seems to be a broader issue affecting multiple users globally. I have raised a support ticket with Microsoft and am actively monitoring the Microsoft Power Automate Admin Center for any updates or fixes.

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Hi @ST-17121555-0,

This is a confirmed Microsoft service incident, not a local issue on your end.

Microsoft confirmed on April 15 2026 that a configuration change applied to the flow management service infrastructure caused users to be unable to manually save, publish, or turn on flows. Multiple users globally are reporting the same symptoms crashes on save, browser running out of memory, variables not displaying values, connections being dropped.

swgsit is correct that this is a broader platform issue. 11manish's explanation of browser/session instability is not the root cause it is a Microsoft-side infrastructure problem.

What to do right now:
1. Check your M365 Service Health Dashboard (admin.microsoft.com > Health > Service health) for the active Power Automate incident and follow updates there
2. If you have not already raised a Microsoft support ticket, do so and reference the incident this helps Microsoft gauge scope and prioritise resolution
3. Avoid making changes to flows until the incident is resolved to prevent further corruption of connections or flow state

There is no local workaround for this. It requires Microsoft to resolve on their side.

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Valantis

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