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# Distribuire Remote Desktop Manager con Microsoft Intune

Distribuisca Remote Desktop Manager sui dispositivi Windows con Microsoft Intune e distribuisca un file di configurazione predefinito per configurazioni coerenti.

Questa guida spiega come distribuire Remote Desktop Manager sui dispositivi Windows utilizzando Microsoft Intune e come distribuire un file di configurazione predefinito in modo che tutti gli utenti inizino con una configurazione di Remote Desktop Manager coerente.

Per preparare il file di configurazione, apra Remote Desktop Manager e selezioni il suo spazio di lavoro. Quindi, vada su ***File*** – ***Impostazioni*** – ***Esporta impostazioni***. Selezioni le impostazioni che desidera includere e clicchi su ***Esporta***.

In Intune, distribuisca il file `RemoteDesktopManager.cfg` in\
`C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Devolutions\RemoteDesktopManager\`.

#### Vedere anche

* [Aggiornare automaticamente Remote Desktop Manager utilizzando Microsoft Intune](/rdm/it/knowledge-base/knowledge-base-articles/automatically-update-remote-desktop-manager-using-microsoft-intune.md)


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