How to make Remote Desktop Connection Full Screen
» 11 Jan 2010 |
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We often use Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) for connecting to Remote Servers for various activities like Development, Testing, Deployments etc. so that we can work on multiple servers from one physical location irrespective of the physical locations of the servers to which we connect. People also refer to this in short as RDC/RDP/TS (Terminal Services Connection) etc.Today I was approached by one of my colleagues who wanted to adjust the window size of the Remote Desktop Connection. At first even I did not know how to adjust the window size, but after spending a couple minutes I got it working :-)
If you are ever stuck with problems or questions like "Unable to Adjust Size of Remote Desktop Connection Window", "How to make Remote Desktop Connection Full Screen", "How to adjust the size of a Remote Desktop Connection Window" or "How to make RDP Full Screen" etc., then read on.
Here is how we can connect to remote desktops/servers and also can adjust the window size of Remote Desktop Connection Windows.
- Click on Start -> Run
- Type "mstsc" and click "OK". This will open the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box.
- Click on "Options>>" in the right bottom corner of this dialog box.
- Click on the "Display" tab.
- In the Display tab adjust the pointer towards "Less" to reduce the size of the RDC window and towards "More" to increase the size of the RDC window. Keeping it at "More" will open a Full Screen window so that the user can exclusively work in the remote desktop/server and can navigate between the windows in the RDC connection using "ALT + TAB".
- Click on "Connect" and enter the credentials and hit Enter to connect to the remote desktop/server.
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2 comments:
Thanks a lot...
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