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Action required: Update Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager Before July 21

Posted on 15/07/202611/09/2026 Christian By Christian No Comments on Action required: Update Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager Before July 21
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This blogpost will discuss the required action on why you should update the Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager before July 21. If you use Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) with Devolutions Cloud, kindly take a few minutes to update your installation. Please see How to Back Up and Restore Microsoft Entra ID with Veeam Backup & Replication v13, Azure Resource Inventory (ARI) for Engineers: Improving Control and Compliance, and Azure Load Balancer: Configuring for SQL Server Always On Availability Group Listener on Azure Virtual Machines.

Devolutions has identified an issue affecting RDM versions 2026.2.1 through 2026.2.12. Under certain conditions, some entries stored in Devolutions Cloud can become unreadable. While the issue only occurs after a specific set of actions, Devolutions recommends that all organizations running the affected versions install the latest release as soon as possible.

Starting July 21, 2026, older affected versions will no longer connect to Devolutions Cloud. This measure helps prevent organizations from encountering the issue.

Also, see Veeam Agent for Windows: VSS Error Caused by Old SQL Server References, How to implement Azure Private Link for Azure Virtual Desktop [Part 06], and Azure Virtual Desktop: Build Custom Session Host Images Using Image Builder Templates [Part 07]

What you should do: Update Remote Desktop Manager

Update Remote Desktop Manager to the latest available version. I have verified my Remote Desktop Manager installation and confirmed that it is running version 2026.2.13, which is outside the affected 2026.2.1–2026.2.12 range. Please see “how to check if you are affected and attempt to fix entries“.

Therefore, I cannot show you the update process. But this is very basic and if you are not prompted to update, please use the Help menu and search for updates.

Lastly, if your organization uses Remote Desktop Manager across multiple users, make sure you share this update with your team. All users should update their RDM installations to the latest version to ensure continued access to Devolutions Cloud and avoid potential issues.

Even if you have not experienced any issues, applying the update now is the best way to avoid potential disruption.

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