No matching UI object found for <controlName>, defined by <controlDefinition>, within the timeout of <value> seconds. Please check the interface definition for <controlName>, or set a longer timeout with the object wait setting.

Error code: 0x80010009L

Common causes

AUT change, that is, previously-captured TA properties are changed, or the control no longer exists.
Timing issue, that is, the control is not available within a specified timeout, defined in the object wait built-in setting.
Scripting issue, that is, improper definition/invalid syntax of dynamic identifier.

You can apply the following ways to troubleshoot why the control could not be found:

If the AUT is open, check whether the previously-captured TA properties of the control are changed.
- In the Viewer, if the control is unmatched, see the Property Comparison panel to understand why the control is no longer matched. You might need to recapture new TA property/value.
- In the Viewer, if the control is still matched, it might be timing or scripting issue. You might need to modify your test procedures.
  - Use Screenshot Recording: You have an instant view of the state of the system at each critical juncture, and instantly know if that state was as expected.
  - Adjust higher wait time value of the object wait built-in setting.
If the control is not available within the specified timeout, it might be timing issue. Adjust higher wait time value of the object wait built-in setting.
It is suggested that after updating the test procedures, you double-check the control’s existence by using the check control exists built-in action.