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# Télécharger Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime pour Remote Desktop Manager

Installez le Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime requis pour les fonctionnalités de Remote Desktop Manager telles que les tableaux de bord, les rapports et l'authentification SAML.

Le WebView2 Runtime est utilisé pour afficher le contenu web intégré dans Remote Desktop Manager. Par conséquent, pour vous assurer que toutes les fonctionnalités de Remote Desktop Manager fonctionnent correctement, vous devez installer le Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime. Sans celui-ci, plusieurs fonctionnalités ne fonctionneront pas, notamment :

* Vue de l'historique des modifications
* Invites de comparaison et d'aide
* Tableaux de bord
* Manuel et documentation
* Intégration
* Rapports
* Authentification SAML dans CyberArk
* Navigateurs web

Visitez [Microsoft Edge WebView2](https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/) pour télécharger le WebView2 Runtime à l'aide de leur installateur Evergreen Bootstrapper. Une fois l'installation terminée, redémarrez Remote Desktop Manager afin qu'il reconnaisse le runtime.

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Si l'installation échoue parce que le runtime est déjà présent mais ne fonctionne pas correctement, il pourrait y avoir une entrée de registre conflictuelle. Suivez les instructions de dépannage dans [Dépannage de l'installation du Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime](/rdm/fr/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-articles/microsoft-edge-webview2-runtime-installation-troubleshooting.md).
{% endhint %}


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