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# IOException - il processo non può accedere al file

Risolva l'errore IOException "the process cannot access the file" nelle registrazioni RDP aggiungendo una variabile di data o ora al nome del file di registrazione.

```
IOException - The process cannot access the file 'C:\Users*User*\AppData\Local\Temp\RDM\record.mp4' because it is being used by another process.
```

### Soluzione

Questo errore può essere evitato aggiungendo una variabile al nome della registrazione. In questo modo, Remote Desktop Manager non avrà problemi nel tentare di sovrascrivere una registrazione già esistente. In generale, consigliamo di utilizzare variabili come `$DATE_TEXT$` o `$TIME_TEXT$` per identificare la registrazione.

Ad esempio, se ha modificato il percorso in:

*`C:\Users*User\AppData\Local\Temp\RDM\record-$DATE_TEXT$-$TIME-TEXT$.mp4`*

Il nome della registrazione sarà simile a `record-2202020-100257.mp4`. In questo modo si garantisce che ogni registrazione abbia un nome univoco.


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