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# Microsoft RDP non è in grado di memorizzare le password sul computer locale

L'opzione di salvataggio della password di Microsoft RDP disattivata in Remote Desktop Manager si risolve impostando il valore della chiave di registro DisablePasswordSaving su 0.

In una sessione Microsoft RDP, desidera memorizzare la password sul computer locale. Tuttavia il pulsante "save password" è disattivato.

{% hint style="info" %}
Questa impostazione potrebbe essere stata definita da un criterio di gruppo. Se trova il valore ma non conosce il motivo per cui è impostato, potrebbe averlo definito un amministratore di dominio. Non approviamo l'aggiramento dei criteri aziendali.
{% endhint %}

### Soluzione

1. Faccia clic su ***Start*** di Windows, digiti ***R*** un e apra l'app.
2. Digiti ***regedit*** per aprire l'editor del registro di sistema e ***consenta*** all'app di apportare modifiche.
3. Vada alla chiave **HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\DisablePasswordSaving** e cambi il valore in 0.
4. In Remote Desktop Manager, ***apra*** le ***Proprietà*** della sessione RDP e verifichi che ***Store password locally*** sia attivato e che il campo ***Host*** contenga del testo.


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