You build a desktop flow. You click the submit button of a web form in a web browser and the process fails. You need to fix the process. What should you do?

Editing the UI element opens properties for general changes but does not specifically invoke the repair workflow that recaptures the selector against the live target element.

Opening the UI element definition exposes the underlying selector attributes, and using the repair option recaptures or corrects the selector against the live element, restoring accurate targeting without requiring the element to be deleted and rebuilt. This is the precise workflow in Power Automate Desktop for fixing a broken selector while preserving the element's references throughout the flow.

Renaming the selector changes only its label and has no effect on the underlying selector attributes that are causing the click to fail.

Testing the selector identifies whether the selector works but does not fix it - a passing test with no repair leaves the broken selector unchanged.