Win + r , then type 'mstsc'
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Entering Remote Desktop
Microsoft Terminal Services Client.
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mstsc /v:
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Entering Remote Desktop
Start Remote Desktop and connect to Server, port is optional
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mstsc /f
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Start Remote Desktop in Full Screen Mode
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mstsc /admin
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Runs Remote Desktop in Admin Mode
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mstsc /w: /h:
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Entering Remote Desktop
Specify either width or height of Window
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mstsc /public
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Entering Remote Desktop
Run Remote Desktop in Public Mode
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mstsc /span
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Entering Remote Desktop
Matches Remote Destkop with local virtual desktop
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mstsc /multimon
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Entering Remote Desktop
Matches Session Layout to Client Layout
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mstsc "connection file"
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Entering Remote Desktop
Opens Connection Settings of the .rdp file
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mstsc /edit "connection file"
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Entering Remote Desktop
Opens the .rdp file for editing
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mstsc /migrate
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Entering Remote Desktop
Migrates older rdp file to new rdp files
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mstsc /?
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Entering Remote Desktop
List all parameters
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Entering Remote Desktop
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Alt + Page Up
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Switches between programs from left to right (equals standard desktop Alt+Tab)
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Alt + Page Down
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Switches between programs for right to left (equals standard desktop Alt+Shift+Tab)
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Alt + Insert
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Cycles through the programs in the order they were started (equals standard desktop Alt+Insert)
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Alt + Home
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Displays the Start menu (equals standard desktop Ctrl+Escape)
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Ctrl + Alt + Pause
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Switches the client between full-screen mode and window mode
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Ctrl + Alt + Home
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Show (or focus) on Connection Bar (when in full-screen mode)
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Ctrl + Alt + End
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Brings up the Windows Security dialog box.
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
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Alt + Delete
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Displays the Windows menu.
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Ctrl + Alt + -
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Screenshot of active Window into Clipboard (equals standard desktop PrtScr)
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Ctrl + Alt + +
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Using Shortcuts in Remote Desktop
Screenshot of Entire Remote Desktop into Clipboard (equals standard desktop Alt+PrtScr)
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