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# Cisco AnyConnect

Løs, at Cisco AnyConnect sender en ufuldstændig adgangskode eller et gruppenummer, ved at slå Windows UAC-indstillingerne til eller fra i Remote Desktop Manager.

Tilføjelsen Cisco AnyConnect sender ikke de rigtige oplysninger, f.eks. adgangskoden eller gruppenummeret, til DOS-vinduet **vpncli.exe** for at oprette VPN-forbindelsen.

Det kan f.eks. ske, at kun halvdelen af adgangskoden sendes til vinduet Cisco AnyConnect.

### Løsning

Tilføjelsen Cisco AnyConnect bruger sendkeys til at sende oplysninger til vinduet **vpncli.exe**. Det problem, vi støder på, skyldes funktionen Windows UAC. Hvis De aktiverer eller deaktiverer UAC på computeren, bør problemet blive løst.

1. På computeren skal De gå til ***Kontrolpanel – Brugerkonti – Indstillinger for brugerkontokontrol***.
2. Vælg ***Giv aldrig meddelelse*** for at slå valgmuligheden fra.
3. Vælg ***Giv mig meddelelse*** eller ***Giv altid meddelelse*** for at slå valgmuligheden til.


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