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# El cierre de sesión de Microsoft RDP bloquea Remote Desktop Manager Windows

El bloqueo de Remote Desktop Manager en Windows al cerrar la sesión de Microsoft RDP se soluciona desactivando los plug-ins en modo integrado o desactivando el uso de UDP.

Las dos causas son los plug-ins de RDP y el uso de UDP en determinadas condiciones.

### Solución para los plug-ins de RDP

Esta solución tiene un impacto bajo.

1. En Remote Desktop Manager, vaya a las propiedades de su entrada de sesión RDP.
2. En la sección ***General***, vaya a la pestaña ***Experiencia*** y establezca ***Cargar plug-ins en modo integrado*** en ***No***.
3. Haga clic en ***Actualizar*** para guardar los cambios.

### Solución para el uso de UDP

Consulte [Desactivar el uso de UDP](/rdm/es/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-articles/disable-udp-usage-in-remote-desktop-manager.md) para obtener más información.


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