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# Errore di eccezione di violazione di accesso nelle sessioni RDP

Risolva l'errore System.AccessViolationException nelle sessioni RDP disabilitando l'API hooking nelle impostazioni di Remote Desktop Manager.

Quando si tenta di aprire una voce di sessione RDP, potrebbe comparire il messaggio di errore "An unexpected error has occurred. Please check the application logs for more information." Controllando i log dell'applicazione, viene visualizzato il seguente errore: System.AccessViolationException: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.

### Soluzione

Disabiliti l'API hooking RDP nelle impostazioni di Remote Desktop Manager:

1. Vada su ***File – Impostazioni – Tipi – Desktop remoto – API Hooking***.
2. Nell'elenco a discesa ***Abilita API hooking***, selezioni ***Disabilitato***.
3. Riavvii Remote Desktop Manager per applicare le modifiche.


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