Roman

> How do you suppose I could use the same for both in this situation? > > Desktop.`FindAllChildren`().Where(x=> x.Name.ToUpper().Contains("GOOGLE")); **in this case, the condition would be the Linq command.** >...

The `MainWindow` in fact is always only one window at max (this is the MainWindowHandle of the process, which can only be one). In such a case, you usually use...

There is actually a method for that: `GetAllTopLevelWindows` on the `Application` object.

Did you try starting FlaUInspect as Admin? Is the application you want to automate a public application so I could have a look at it?

Inspect and FlaUI use the same technology to access the elements. Can you also try UIAVerify? Does it show the elements or not?

Can you try with FlaUI directly instead of with FlaUInspect? You could also try with the TreeWalker in FlaUI and see if that one finds something?

That is really strange. Didn't see that behavior until now. Would really like to get an Application with that behavior so I could have a deeper look at it.

One more thing you could try: In Inspect in the menu options, you can switch between raw, control and content view. What does each of those modes show you? Do...

Also I just learned about the SPI_SCREENREADER flag. This can also be deactivated in inspect. Can you also check if that makes a difference? (see for example https://www.betaarchive.com/wiki/index.php/Microsoft_KB_Archive/180958)

> Any update on this topic? Unfortunately not, I still do not have access to any example which shows the issue. I have no application available that shows the same...