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I have 2 monitors at work (Win 7). I sometimes log into my pc remotely from a single-monitor 'demo' XP computer. In that case, the short cut keys (Windows key+ Shift+ Left/Right Arrows keys) are not working in my demo pc.
If I open any window that goes to another monitor I am unable to access it from the demo PC.
How can I resolve this problem?
G K
Posted 2013-08-08T10:18:57.787
Reputation: 221
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It's more like a workaround: In the remote connection window on your demo pc, use Alt+Tab to bring the window to the front, then press Alt+Space, choose "Move" on the popup menu, then use the arrow keys of your keyboard to move the window until you see it.
Marty ZHANG
Posted 2013-08-08T10:18:57.787
Reputation: 171
1On windows 10 with remote desktop manager I had to use Alt-Del rather than alt-space to get the move menu to appear – Mike says research Monica – 2015-12-06T11:37:15.093
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Dual Monitor without remote Desktop:
• Use ( Windows Key + Shift + Left/Right Arrow Keys) in order to move from one window to another window in Dual monitor.
Dual Monitor with Remote Desktop:
If you are using Remote Desktop on dual monitor, do following steps in order to move using keyboard
• First, use (Ctrl + Alt + Pause/Break) it will select and resize your Remote Desktop.
• Use (Windows Key + Shift +Left/Right Arrow Keys) in order to move from one window to another window).
• Use Ctrl + Alt + Pause/Break) it will select and full screen your remote desktop.
Avinash Varma
Posted 2013-08-08T10:18:57.787
Reputation: 41
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You can either move your application like the above answer mentions
(alt+tab) - to select the application
(alt+space) - to open options
(m) - to start moving
this will not work if the application is already fullscreen. In that case,
use (alt+space) and (R) to restore the application
and then use (alt+space) and (m) combination to start moving
Another way (not sure if this will work on < windows 10) is to use
win+shift+ctrl+(left/right) after selecting the application
littlecegian
Posted 2013-08-08T10:18:57.787
Reputation: 141
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If using 3rd party software is an option, I think TeamViewer 8 supports having multiple displays on the remote end point.
Edit: For the options without having any 3rd party SW, after doing some more googling, there seems to be support already built-in in mstsc.exe using /span or /multimon switches. Depending on the version of Win7 you're running, /multimode might or might not work as "multimon feature only works if the remote controlled computer is running Windows 7 Ultimate/Enterprise or Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard/Datacenter/Enterprise" (quoted from the previous link). Furthermore, since you're connecting from WinXP all this wouldn't work out of the box, but you need to install RDP 7.0 client on the WinXP (which requires WinXP SP3).
zagrimsan
Posted 2013-08-08T10:18:57.787
Reputation: 995
I donot want to use any more softwares to be taken part to resolve this issue. Is there any thing I can resolve the issue without any third party installations? @zagrisman – G K – 2013-08-08T14:52:34.323
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I use Citrix for the RDC. I was able to see the icon in the taskbar, but not the aplication, even using alt + tab.
To solve the problem, I had to click on the icon in the taskbar, Alt+Space, and select 'Move'.
Luis Hernandez
Posted 2013-08-08T10:18:57.787
Reputation: 1
1What software are you using to remote? – Austin T French – 2013-08-08T11:31:24.570
i am not using any software its default with win 7 os that comes we are using. – G K – 2013-08-08T14:51:19.253
1So you are using RDP / mstsc / remote desktop is what it sounds like, that is certainly software. – Austin T French – 2013-08-08T14:57:43.987
yes, you are right @AthomSfere , I am using that only but I was unable to access my second monitor remotely which has a single monitor. – G K – 2013-08-09T04:20:53.057