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# Modalità incorporata di Putty

Risolva il mancato avvio della modalità integrata di Putty in Remote Desktop Manager disattivando il pulsante QuickConnect di TeamViewer che blocca l'esecuzione di Putty.

Putty in modalità integrata non funziona nell'applicazione.

Remote Desktop Manager non è in grado di eseguire Putty in modalità integrata quando il pulsante QuickConnect di TeamViewer è presente nella barra del titolo.

### Soluzione

Per risolvere questo problema, è necessario disattivare il pulsante QuickConnect in Team Viewer deselezionando l'opzione ***Extra – Opzioni – Avanzate – Mostra opzioni avanzate – Pulsante QuickConnect – Configura – Mostra pulsante QuickConnect***.

Questa soluzione può essere applicata anche ad altre applicazioni come Filezilla o Firefox.


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