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# Use GSudo for elevated PowerShell sessions

Konfigurér GSudo som ophøjelse metode for PowerShell terminal sessioner i Remote Desktop Manager til avoid repeated Windows UAC prompter.

Når executing elevated PowerShell scripts, `UseShellExecute` metode combined med `runas` er ikke consistently reliable, og selecting ***Run som administrator*** kan ikke achieve intended resultat. GSudo offers en flere dependable løsning af enabling ophøjelse uden requiring Remote Desktop Manager at køre som en administrator.

GSudo understøtter [configurable caching](https://gerardog.github.io/gsudo/docs/credentials-cache), allowing De til avoid repeated Windows UAC prompter, en begrænsning af ShellExecute, som typically triggers en UAC prompt hver 15 minutter for elevated processer.

De kan choose **GSudo** som metoden for kørende PowerShell terminals i Remote Desktop Manager.

1. Opret eller edit en PowerShell terminal (lokal) post i Remote Desktop Manager.
2. Go til ***Run som*** fane.
3. Angiv ***Run som tilstand*** til ***GSudo*** (i stedet for standard ***ShellExecute***).
4. Click ***Add*** eller ***Opdatering*** at gemme posten.


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