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# Modifier le répertoire de travail par défaut

Définir un répertoire de travail par défaut personnalisé pour les entrées de type PowerShell dans Remote Desktop Manager à partir des paramètres de la fenêtre Propriétés de l'entrée.

Il est possible de spécifier le dossier de travail pour les entrées PowerShell dans Remote Desktop Manager.

### Modifier le chemin d'accès

1. Sélectionner une entrée de type PowerShell et cliquer sur ***Propriétés***.
2. Sous ***Commun*** – ***Général*** – ***Général***, activer ***Changer le répertoire de travail par défaut***.
3. Écrire le chemin d'accès souhaité ou cliquer sur le bouton de points de suspension, sélectionner le dossier souhaité et cliquer sur ***OK***.
4. Cliquer sur ***OK*** pour fermer la fenêtre des propriétés et enregistrer les modifications.


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