I bought a new laptop with windows 10 mainly for remote desk top connection. When I connect to the server remotely the icons and letters are very tiny.
How can I fix this?
Is there any new app other than microsoft remote desktop connection?
If your running Windows 10 Pro there is a full Remote Desktop utility built in. I use it all the time to remote into my Raspberry Pi. It's under Windows Accessories in the Start Menu. Other than that, open the settings for your current Remote Desktop connection App and see if you can change the screen resolution.
See the Part Threein this tutorial: RDC - Connect Remotely to your Windows 10 PC - Windows 10 blogWhen I connect to the server remotely the icons and letters are very tiny.
How can I fix this?
It shows you how to select your preferred resolution for a remote session.
Kari
Hi alphanumeric
I tried as you mentioned but there is no improvement, still the icons and letters are very tinyIf your running Windows 10 Pro there is a full Remote Desktop utility built in. I use it all the time to remote into my Raspberry Pi. It's under Windows Accessories in the Start Menu. Other than that, open the settings for your current Remote Desktop connection App and see if you can change the screen resolution.
Hi Kari
I tried the part 3 but letters and icons are tiny. Is there any other app other than microsoft RDC where I can connect remotely and see?See the Part Threein this tutorial: RDC - Connect Remotely to your Windows 10 PC - Windows 10 blog
It shows you how to select your preferred resolution for a remote session.
Kari
Please could you make a screenshot showing your desktop and the remote session active on the desktop. I addition, please mention the set resolution for your remote session.
Tutorials in case you need them:
- Screenshot - Take in Windows 10 - Windows 10 blog
- Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in windowssh blog - Windows 10 blog
Are you using the Remote Desktop App or the actual Remote Desktop Connection that is in Windows Accessories and built into Windows?
That should be irrelevant regarding the resolution and the size of the remote desktop. Both can be used in borderless full screen mode.Are you using the Remote Desktop App or the actual Remote Desktop Connection that is in Windows Accessories and built into Windows?
Maybe, I don't personally know as I have never used the Remote Desktop App. Just wanted to cover all the bases in case one was different from the other.That should be irrelevant regarding the resolution and the size of the remote desktop. Both can be used in borderless full screen mode.
No "Maybe" here, I wouldn't post something like that if it was "Maybe".Maybe, I don't personally know as I have never used the Remote Desktop App.
The app is fully and freely scalable, screenshots from just now using the MS Remote Desktop App connecting to my HTPC:Fullscreen with borders:
Borderless fullscreen:
