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# No se pueden copiar ficheros o imágenes en una sesión RDP en Remote Desktop Manager macOS

Solucione la imposibilidad de copiar ficheros o imágenes en una sesión RDP en Remote Desktop Manager macOS activando la redirección de unidades.

No se pueden copiar ficheros o imágenes del ordenador local a la sesión remota en Remote Desktop Manager macOS.

No se admite la copia de ficheros entre una sesión remota de macOS y una de Windows. Solo se puede transferir texto mediante copiar/pegar.

### Solución 1

Actualice su Remote Desktop Manager macOS a la última versión.

### Solución 2

Active la redirección de su disco duro o de la carpeta.

1. Abra las ***Propiedades*** de la entrada RDP.
2. Haga clic en la pestaña ***Recursos locales***.
3. Active ***Discos duros*** y seleccione si desea redirigir todas las unidades de disco, a la carpeta de inicio o a una carpeta específica.


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