> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/password-manager/da/knowledge-base/application-knowledge-base/login-issues-with-devolutions-password-manager.md).

# Logonproblemer med Devolutions Password Manager

Løs logonproblemer i Devolutions Password Manager ved at fjerne området Devolutions Server eller Devolutions Cloud og derefter tilføje det igen for at gendanne adgangen.

Hvis Devolutions Password Manager har problemer med at indlæse bokse, siden ***Konto*** eller med at oprette forbindelse overhovedet, er én løsning at fjerne området Devolutions Server eller Devolutions Cloud og tilføje det igen.

På Windows og macOS:

1. Klik på knappen ***Menu***.
2. ***Log af*** Devolutions Server eller Devolutions Cloud.
3. Tryk på ***Tilføj område***.

På Android og iOS:

1. Tryk på de tre vandrette streger (spring til trin 3 for Devolutions Cloud).
2. Hold nede på området Devolutions Server.
3. Tryk på knappen ***Fjern område***.
4. Tryk på ***Tilføj område***.


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