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# Die Anwendung Remote Desktop Manager sofort beenden

Erzwingen Sie das Beenden eines abgestürzten Remote Desktop Manager-Prozesses über den Task-Manager und versuchen Sie eine portable Installation, wenn die Abstürze beim Neustart weiterhin auftreten.

Hier sind einige Schritte, die Sie befolgen können, falls Remote Desktop Manager abstürzt und Sie das Beenden der Anwendung erzwingen müssen.

### Lösung

1. Öffnen Sie Ihre ***Windows-Ereignisanzeige***.
2. Klicken Sie auf ***Windows-Protokolle - Anwendung*** und überprüfen Sie, dass keine Probleme im Zusammenhang mit dem Absturz vorliegen.
3. Starten Sie den ***Task-Manager***.
4. Suchen Sie auf der Registerkarte ***Prozesse*** alle möglicherweise laufenden Remote Desktop Manager-Anwendungen und wählen Sie ***Task beenden***.
5. Starten Sie Remote Desktop Manager.

   <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>Falls Remote Desktop Manager beim Neustart weiterhin abstürzt, versuchen Sie eine <a href="/rdm/de/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/portable-remote-desktop-manager-version.md">portable Remote Desktop Manager-Installation</a>.</p></div>


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