Selenium is primarily designed for automating interactions with web browsers, and it may not be the best choice for automating Windows desktop applications. If you want to automate interactions with Windows applications, you might consider using a tool like “WinAppDriver.”

WinAppDriver (Windows Application Driver) is an open-source tool developed by Microsoft that allows you to automate Windows desktop applications. It’s designed specifically for Windows GUI automation and supports multiple programming languages such as C#, Java, Python, and more.

Here’s a basic overview of using WinAppDriver for automating Windows applications:

1. Install WinAppDriver:

   • Download and install WinAppDriver from the official repository on GitHub.
   • Ensure that your Windows application is compatible with WinAppDriver automation.

2. Set Up Your Automation Environment:

   • Choose a programming language (e.g., C#, Java, Python) for your automation script.
   • Install the necessary development tools and libraries for your chosen language.

3. Write Automation Scripts:

   • Develop automation scripts that use WinAppDriver to interact with your Windows application.
   • Use the appropriate API calls and selectors to locate and manipulate elements within your application’s user interface.

4. Execute Automation Tests:

   • Run your automation scripts to perform various actions and validations on the Windows application.

5. Handle Test Results:

   • Implement mechanisms for handling test results, logging, and reporting.