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It comes back for as long as RDM is opened. If I close RDM and reconnect to the server (same server-side session), it sometimes will have the same behavior happening immediately, sometimes not.

It can also start mid-session: I'd leave RDM open with multiple sessions open overnight and, upon loging in again, the problem would reappear.

Hello and thanks for answering.

Yes, sure: I'll do that and let you know if the problem happen again.

Thank you

Hello,

I am experiencing an intermittent issue with my AltGr key stopping working ate seemingly random time. I was able to pitpoint the problem to remote Desktop Manager (it happened to all version since 8.xx up to 9.0.5.0 which I am now using).

The issue doesn't manifest itself all the time and it doesn't manifest itself as soon as the application is started either, making it harder to identify. However, once it starts, the problem will persist until RDM is closed.

The problem is that the "AltGr" key, located to the right of the space key on my Swiss-French keyboard (and most keyboard layouts) simply stops working. I can usually replace the missing key whith the "Ctrl+Alt" combo instead although not all the time and not always very consistently (I sometimes have to press one key, then the other very carefully for the combo to work).

A soon as RDM is closed, the key functionality is resumed.

The effect is global to the system: all other applications are affected.

The problem isn't linked to having a RDP session open: it will also manifest itself after all session are closed as long as RDM is still running.

No, it wasn't checked. I changed it and now it works.

I still have that strange pause when unlocking my Keepass database but I can live with that.

Thanks a lot

Hello,

Thanks for your answer. The username is in the correct format. I have verified in the event log of the target machine that both the name and domain are properly identified.

Actually, I've just tested with entering the password in RDM directly without going through keepass and it also fails.

Regarding keepass, yes, it's always running on my machine. the way it happens it really strange, actually: the password window is displayed but it's completely locked for several seconds. After that time, it resume workings, even taking into account whatever password I typed in while it was frozen.

Hello,

I'm using keepass to store all my passwords and I wanted to link logins to terminal services machines.

It works just fine for the machine that are in my DMZ (they are not domain-joined) but it fails for machines that are in the internal domain: the username and domain seems to be OK (according to the event log) but the password seems to be incorrect. I'm sure the password in Keepass is the right one and when I type it in manually, it works.

Also, why is there a 10 seconds freeze when the keepass login dialog is invoked from remoteDesktopManager (there is no such delay when I invoke keepass unlock dialog manually or through a hotkey)

Any idea is welcome.

Thanks