This is a multi-monitor feature that Windows supports.
Today we will show you 3 methods to use all your monitors with Remote Desktop.
Furthermore, the methods discussed below are valid for up to 16 connected monitors.
Let us now proceed to see how to achieve this task.
This can be done using special cmdlets in the Run Command box or any other command line.
Here, paste the following cmdlets and hitEnter.
This cmdlet will automatically check the Use all my monitors for the remote session option.
The RDC app will now open as usual.
Provide the details of the remote PC to connect with and clickConnect.
Once the connection is established, all your monitors will now be used for the session.
By editing this file, you’re able to configure it to always connect using the multi-monitor mode.
Now select a location and a name for the file, then clickSave.
you might adjust this line according to the monitors that you want to hide.
Now, save the file using theCTRL + Sshortcut keys.
At this point, we would also like to bring to your attention theSpan modeand what it is.
What is Span Mode
Span mode is somewhat similar to Windows multi-monitor mode.
It was first introduced with Windows Vista, but did not catch on.
This is because this mode displays the remote PCs single screen across multiple displays on your host PC.
But Span mode makes it seem like a single remote monitor is expanded across all local monitors.
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