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# Enable single sign-on with Windows accounts

The ***Enable Single-Sign-On with Windows accounts*** setting in Remote Desktop Manager allows an authenticated Windows user session to be reused automatically for access to certain services and resources without prompting for credentials again.

To locate the setting, open Remote Desktop Manager and go to ***File*** – ***Settings*** – ***Entry types*** – ***Sessions*** – ***Website***.

#### Edge sessions sign in to the wrong Microsoft 365 tenant

When creating a Microsoft Edge profile in Remote Desktop Manager to sign in to Microsoft 365 with a secondary tenant, Edge may reopen using the main tenant that is joined to Azure Active Directory. After relaunch, switching back to the secondary tenant prompts you to sign in again.

This is because the ***Enable single-sign-on with Windows account*****s** setting uses the same single sign-on that is used outside of Remote Desktop Manager. Therefore, it must be set to ***No***.


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