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Use the global auto-type key or go to KP, find the entry and manually select Auto-Type.

Restore the windows size (at the top - between minimize and close) so that it's not full-screen.

Open the remote desktop connection client.

The RDC full-screen mode blocks the KeePass auto-type key. If you still have a problem - let me know.ĭownload the above PLGX file to the KeePass instalation directory (where KeePass.exe is located). had been missing a message was displayed about reinstaling the aplicaition). (for example always enabling TCATO for browser windows).ĭownload the latest version form here - 0.6.2 (12-10-2012) (works with KP 2.20.1) Requrements:Įariler versions of this plugin required Visual C++ Redistrib. This KeePass 2.x plugin adds support for auto-typing into Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) windows.Īdditionally, it allows enabling Two-Channel Auto-Type Obfuscation (TCATO) for entries based on target applications the RDCAutoTypeAndTCATO plugin is not required for this anymore (but still for enabling TCATO based on target applications). Note: I have not experienced problems with auto-typing passwords into the RDP 'Windows Security' dialog when logging into local or remote servers (e.g.Note: KeePass 2.25 and higher can auto-type into RDC windows without any plugin, i.e.

If you can't see what characters are being typed, you may still be able to identify the characters through judicious selection of delays (above).

Use combinations of all workarounds to find a combination that works or to probe the problem.Are you using a recent computer or could there be CPU performance issues?.Is there anything unusual about the passwords e.g.Does the problem affect certain connections reproducibly, or all connections? If so is there any feature that is common to the logins that fail or succeed?.Are the same portions of the password lost each time? (if you can tell).Are the same number of characters lost each time?.Is the problem random or systematic? e.g.