I’ve seen reports of this bug on line going back to Current Visibility: Visible to all users. Same issue is continuing almost a year later. The test OS version is: Looking for your update. Best Regards, Jenny. Surely this can’t be difficult to reproduce on a new machine? Best Regards from Sweden. Hi, Is there any update?

Please feel free to let us know if more assistance needed. Thanks, Jenny. This had no effect for me. Problem persists. Ctrl-Alt-Home then Alt-Tab doesn’t work either. Unrelated to Outlook. Hopefully a fix will be forthcoming soon though I’m certainly not holding my breath. Hey, this one worked for me, thanks! Viewed 26k times. Hope that makes sense. Improve this question. Have you tried clicking the maximise button on the window’s title bar? Add a comment. Sorted by: Reset to default.

Highest score default Date modified newest first Date created oldest first. Improve this answer. Cloudmeteor Cloudmeteor 2 2 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges. That’s great, thanks. It’s a two-step short cut but I suspect that’s as good as it gets. Under “Options”, “Local Resources”, “Apply Windows key combinations” you may opt for on of “On this computer”, “On remote computer”, “Only when using full screen”.

Selecting “On remote computer” will pass-through the keys as expected. For instance, if you want to watch the content clearly, you need to maximize the screen of your app. In other cases, you may would like to minimize screen. Here comes the point. How to minimize screen and maximize screen? Though modifying the size of window is frequently used, some users are still confused about it. If you are one of them, this post is suitable for you. It will introduce you several effective ways to do that.

One of the common ways to maximize and minimize window is to click the caption buttons on the upper right corner of the title bar. The tutorial on how to minimize screen. If your app is in full size, you can minimize it by clicking the Minimize button on the upper right corner of the app just as shown in the following picture. It is pretty easy to operate.

Once you click the button, the icon of this app will be shown in the taskbar. Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 8 Search Community member.

I just purchased a Surface Pro to allow me to remote in to my work computer. For some reason the remote window is half the size of my screen??

– How to maximize the remote desktop screen – none:

When you first connect to a new RDP session you can open new applications on your local desktop and they will show up above the RDP client. However once you minimize and maximize the RDP session, for what ever reason all new applications that get created in the same screen will “pop up” hidden behind the RDP session.

This is an overly annoying issue when you work with many apps and remote desktops throughout the day. Attachments: Up to 10 attachments including images can be used with a maximum of 3. But to understand your problem better, could you please clarify the steps with more details for us to test further?

I did a quick test but failed to reproduce your issue. Remote from a dual-monitors Win10 to another Win10 via mstsc, uncheck use all monitors in order to open new application from local desktop when there is a full screen remote session. When remote session connected, open new application from second monitor and it popped up in the front.

Minimize full-screen remote session then maximize it, again open new application from second monitor, it was still brought in the front. The test OS version is: This is a general failure in Windows.

A simple google search gets you a vast number of hits and Microsoft has yet to be able to reproduce it? I currently run but have had this behaviour in the last two previous builds as well I believe. Symptoms: Establish a RDP to another machine usually one does not connect to another Windows 10 machine; far more common to a server like Windows Server or Have your outlook client running.

Get a notification on new mail and click outlook. Notice that it won’t show and you click it again; where is it? Oh yeah, its probably stuck behind your RDP, so you minimize that window. And lo and behold, there it is. This is the same for all windows; they are all hidden behind RDP. Pretty much what Henrik says. Have you suffered from the Dell laptop black screen issue? How does this annoying error happen? This post will explore the reasons and solutions to it.

Keyboard shortcut is often used to execute some operations, which is very convenient. Here, you can utilize it to maximize or minimize a window. Certainly, there are some differences between the maximize window shortcut and the minimize window shortcut. Then, the window will be minimized automatically. Are you bothered by the Surface keyboard not working issue? What should you do to fix it? You can take methods in this post as your reference. The title bar enables you to minimize and maximize a window as well.

You can minimize and maximize a window with a few clicks. Here, we take File Explorer for example. After opening the File Explorer, right click the title bar section with your mouse and then choose Minimize or Maximize from the prompted menu to modify the size of your window. Do your Windows 10 slow after creators update? How to fix this annoying issue? This post will focus on this error and offer some solutions to you. For any further Windows related assistance, feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help.

Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 8 Search Community member. I just purchased a Surface Pro to allow me to remote in to my work computer.

For some reason the remote window is half the size of my screen?? Any ideas??

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-Click on “Options”. -Click on the “Display” tab. -On “Display configuation” settings, you can change the “Remote Desktop Connection” display by. We can hit ALT + SPACEBAR at the same time and choose maximize to get the window back up, but have been unable to find an answer. When running. Of course, now it can be tough to get out of the full screen remote desktop session, so you may also want to know that you can use the CTRL-ALT-.