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# Impossible de copier des fichiers ou des images dans une session RDP dans Remote Desktop Manager macOS

Impossible de copier des fichiers ou des images de l'ordinateur local vers la session distante dans Remote Desktop Manager macOS.

La copie de fichiers entre un macOS et une session distante Windows n'est pas prise en charge. Seul le texte peut être transféré par copier/coller.

### Solution 1

Mettez à jour votre Remote Desktop Manager macOS à la dernière version.

### Solution 2

Activez la redirection de votre disque dur ou du dossier.

1. Ouvrez les ***Propriétés*** de l'entrée RDP.
2. Cliquez sur l'onglet ***Ressources locales***.
3. Activez ***Disques durs*** et sélectionnez si vous voulez rediriger tous les lecteurs de disque, vers le dossier de départ ou vers un dossier spécifique.

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