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I just upgraded to a new computer (Windows 10). On my old one (also Windows 10) when I remote desktop (full screen, all monitors) to another computer, the connection bar would default to unpinned. It would appear if I hovered at the top of any screen, but otherwise was not visible.
Since my upgrade, my remote desktop session always comes up with the connection bar pinned. I have to manually unpin it every session. I tried changing the hide option, but that just makes it hidden all the time, which is definitely not desirable! How can I get that old behavior of defaulting to unpinned, but show on top of screen hover?
Are you using mstsc.exe to do remote desktop, or the Microsoft Remote Desktop app from the Microsoft Store? – LPChip – 2016-10-05T14:57:59.283
There's a different one available on the store? I'm using mstsc.exe, the built-in one, same on both machines. – Brian Knoblauch – 2016-10-05T14:59:41.843
Yes, the one in the store is quite different. Works more like one you'd find on a phone or tablet. I think mstsc.exe is still better though. – LPChip – 2016-10-05T15:00:48.813
1I just tested it on my Windows 10 environment. When I first connect it indeed defaults to pinned. I unpin, move the mouse away so the bar goes away and then close the connection. Next time I connect to that machine, the connection is still unpinned. So it seems to be something on your end, not specifically to windows 10. – LPChip – 2016-10-05T15:04:09.563