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# Désactiver la mise à jour automatique de Remote Desktop Manager

Désactivez les notifications de mise à jour automatique dans Remote Desktop Manager en réglant la fréquence de vérification des mises à jour sur les vérifications manuelles seulement dans les paramètr

Remote Desktop Manager offre fréquemment de nouvelles mises à jour afin de publier de nouvelles fonctionnalités, des améliorations ainsi que des correctifs. Vous pouvez modifier ce paramètre dans l'application si vous ne souhaitez pas recevoir les notifications de mise à jour ou si vous voulez en changer la fréquence.

Dans ***Fichier – Paramètres – Application – Démarrage de l'application – Mise à jour automatique***, réglez le menu déroulant ***Fréquence*** sur ***Vérifications manuelles seulement***.


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