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# Configurazione di Remote Desktop Manager persa
La configurazione di Remote Desktop Manager persa con un riquadro di navigazione vuoto si risolve creando un nuovo spazio di lavoro SQLite collegato al file connections.db esistente.
Ha perso la configurazione del suo spazio di lavoro SQLite in Remote Desktop Manager e l'albero di navigazione appare vuoto.
### Soluzione
1. Crei un nuovo spazio di lavoro SQLite in ***File – Spazi di lavoro - Aggiungi nuovo spazio di lavoro***.
2. Clicchi sul pulsante con i puntini di sospensione e lo indirizzi al file ***connections.db***.
3. Completi la configurazione.
Ora dovrebbe vedere le sue voci nel ***riquadro di navigazione***.
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