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# Microsoft RDP kan ikke gemme adgangskoder på den lokale computer

En nedtonet valgmulighed for at gemme adgangskoden i Microsoft RDP i Remote Desktop Manager rettes ved at sætte værdien af Registry-nøglen DisablePasswordSaving til 0.

I en Microsoft RDP-session vil De gemme adgangskoden på den lokale computer. Knappen "gem adgangskode" er dog nedtonet.

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### Løsning

1. Klik på Windows ***Start***, skriv ***Kør***, og åbn appen.
2. Skriv ***regedit*** for at åbne Registry-editoren, og ***tillad*** appen at foretage ændringer.
3. Gå til nøglen **HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\DisablePasswordSaving**, og skift værdien til 0.
4. I Remote Desktop Manager skal De ***Åbn*** ***Egenskaber*** for RDP-sessionen og kontrollere, at ***Gem adgangskode lokalt*** er aktiveret, og at De har tekst i feltet ***Vært***.


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