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# Forzare la chiusura dell'applicazione Remote Desktop Manager

Forzi la chiusura di un processo di Remote Desktop Manager bloccato tramite Gestione attività e provi un'installazione portable se i crash persistono al riavvio.

Ecco alcuni passaggi da seguire nel caso in cui Remote Desktop Manager si blocchi e sia necessario forzare la chiusura dell'applicazione.

### Soluzione

1. Apra il ***Visualizzatore eventi di Windows***.
2. Clicchi su ***Registri di Windows - Applicazione*** e verifichi che non vi siano problemi collegati al crash.
3. Avvii ***Gestione attività***.
4. Nella scheda ***Processi***, individui ed esegua ***Termina attività*** su tutte le applicazioni Remote Desktop Manager eventualmente in esecuzione.
5. Avvii Remote Desktop Manager.

   <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>Nel caso in cui Remote Desktop Manager continui a bloccarsi al riavvio, provi un'<a href="/rdm/it/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/portable-remote-desktop-manager-version.md">installazione portable di Remote Desktop Manager</a>.</p></div>


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