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# Uso elevado de CPU

Corrija el uso elevado de CPU en Remote Desktop Manager 13 y versiones posteriores en entornos RDS desactivando la función de verificación del estado de las entradas.

Con un espacio de trabajo SQL, si experimenta un uso elevado de CPU en sus sistemas, especialmente en un entorno de Terminal Services / Remote Desktop Services (RDS), puede deberse a la función de verificación del estado de las entradas.

### Solución

Desactive la opción ***Allow entry states (locked, running, checked out)*** en ***Administración – Configuración del sistema – Bóveda*** para mejorar el rendimiento de sus servidores y sus estaciones de trabajo.


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