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# Forcer la fermeture de l'application Remote Desktop Manager
Forcez la fermeture d'un processus Remote Desktop Manager planté à l'aide du Gestionnaire des tâches et essayez une installation portable si les plantages persistent au relancement.
Voici quelques étapes à suivre dans l'éventualité où Remote Desktop Manager plante et que vous devez forcer la fermeture de l'application.
### Solution
1. Ouvrez votre ***Observateur d'événements Windows***.
2. Cliquez sur ***Journaux Windows - Application*** et validez qu'il n'y a aucun problème lié au plantage.
3. Lancez le ***Gestionnaire des tâches***.
4. Dans l'onglet ***Processus***, repérez et effectuez ***Fin de tâche*** sur toutes les applications Remote Desktop Manager qui pourraient être en cours d'exécution.
5. Lancez Remote Desktop Manager.
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