Remove concurrency control on trigger

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Posted on by ebels

Hi everyone,

I'm pulling my hair on this, maybe someone know how to get this working.

I have a solution with several flows in my test environment. In one of the Flows I wanted to test the concurrency function on the trigger action. Enabling it was no problem, but disabling it again is a big of a problem.

According to the Microsoft documentation you may have to delete and re-create the trigger without concurreny function enabled.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/limits-and-config#concurrency-looping-and-debatching-limits

I did as descriped and re-created the trigger of that Flow but every time I want to save the flow I get the following error message:

The Flow is part of an imported solution. In that imported version of the solution the concurrency function was not enabled.

I already tried to delete all Flows and the solution itself and import it again, but still no luck.

Can anyone help?

Cheers.

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David_MA 12,982 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Please share a screen shot of the trigger and its configuration.

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ebels 88 on at

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Hi,

I'm currently not on my desk but I newly imported the solution with the flow and when I open the flow and the trigger configuration the currency control is disabled.

But I'm getting the error message obove mentioned when trying to save and activate it.

I can send a screenshot tomorrow.

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Micky 365 Moderator on at

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Hello,

Unfortunately when the flow has this settings enabled it cannot be undone.

The only thing you can do is set the Concurrency Control's Degree of Parallelism to your requirements for the flow to work.

You can follow the steps below to enable this.

Step 1. Go the trigger or the very first action of the flow and click on the Ellipses

Step 2. Select Settings

Step 3. Toggle the Limit to On then adjust the range from Degree of Parallelism to your requirements and click on Done.

Step 4. Save you workflow and test.

Happy Power Automating :)

Regards,

Mick

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ebels 88 on at

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Hi @Micky,

thanks for your reply.

Ok, this will work then, there will be never 100 concurrency flow runs with this flow.

If I want to disable the concurrency control I have to rebuild my flow, right?

Regards

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Micky 365 Moderator on at

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Hello @ebels,

You're welcome.

That is correct, if you want to remove that settings, you need to rebuild the workflow, removing and adding the trigger within the same flow will not work.

Happy Power Automating :)

Regards,

Micky

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