> 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/fr/application/launch-a-session-from-devolutions-password-manager-on-desktop.md).

# Lancer une session depuis Devolutions Password Manager sur ordinateur

Lancez des sessions à distance depuis Devolutions Password Manager sur le bureau via Remote Desktop Manager ou Devolutions Launcher, ou ouvrez des entrées d'un double-clic.

Lancez une session dans Remote Desktop Manager ou dans Devolutions Launcher à partir de l'interface utilisateur, ou optimisez le processus en n'ayant qu'à double-cliquer sur une entrée pour la lancer.

### Lancer à partir de l'interface utilisateur

Sélectionnez l'entrée désirée et cliquez sur ***Ouvrir dans RDM*** ou ***Ouvrir dans Launcher***.

### Lancer par un double-clic

1. Dans Devolutions Password Manager, allez à ***Fichier*** – ***Paramètres*** – ***Entrées***.
2. Activez l'option ***Ouvrir la connexion*** et choisissez entre Remote Desktop Manager et Devolutions Launcher.
3. Cliquez sur le ***X*** pour fermer le menu d'options.
4. Retournez dans un coffre et double-cliquez sur une entrée pour la lancer avec l'application choisie précédemment.


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