{"id":10754,"date":"2017-07-11T06:30:40","date_gmt":"2017-07-11T10:30:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/southjerseytechies.net\/blog\/?p=10754"},"modified":"2025-11-03T11:41:59","modified_gmt":"2025-11-03T16:41:59","slug":"windows-7-remote-desktop-connection","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/southjerseytechies.net\/blog\/windows-7-remote-desktop-connection\/","title":{"rendered":"Windows 7 Remote Desktop Connection"},"content":{"rendered":"

In Windows 7 you can connect to a remote computer and take full advantage of your local system’s multiple monitors. Here’s\u00a0how.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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If you’re using multiple monitors on your system setup and you regularly connect to other systems via Remote Desktop<\/a>, you know how frustrating it is to go from a multiple-monitor display to a single-monitor display for your remote connection. If so, you’ll definitely want to learn how you can take advantage of multiple monitors in Microsoft<\/a> Windows 7’s Remote Desktop Connection.<\/p>\n

However, before\u00a0going any further it is important to understand right off the bat that multiple-monitors support in Windows 7’s Remote Desktop is available only on Windows 7 Ultimate<\/a> and Windows 7 Enterprise<\/a>. (It is also available in Windows Server 2008 R2.) Furthermore, both the local and remote systems must be running one of the supported versions. For example, Windows 7 Ultimate is running on the local and Windows 7 Enterprise is running on the remote.<\/p>\n

As long as you have the proper configuration, Windows 7 provides you with real<\/em> multiple-monitor support as opposed to the monitor-spanning feature that was introduced in the previous version of Remote Desktop Connection. This means that in Windows 7 you can use this feature to connect to a remote computer and take full advantage of your local system’s multiple monitors on your remote system.<\/p>\n

In this edition of the Windows Desktop Report, we’ll describe Windows 7’s Remote Desktop support for multiple monitors and show you how to configure it for connecting to other Windows 7 systems. we’ll also show you how to use Remote Desktop’s monitor-spanning feature when connecting to, and from, Windows versions that do not support the multiple-monitors feature.<\/p>\n

What’s the difference?<\/h2>\n

Before we get started, let’s take a moment to discuss the different types of Remote Desktop monitor configurations you can have when using a system with multiple monitors. In the standard type of connection, Remote Desktop displays the remote system in a window on one monitor. In a connection configured with the monitor-spanning feature, Remote Desktop displays the remote system in a window on one monitor but allows you to drag or span that window across multiple monitors. In a connection configured with the multiple-monitors feature, Remote Desktop makes the remote system behave as if it were physically connected to multiple monitors. Each of these configurations is illustrated in Figure A<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Figure A<\/h4>\n

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There are three types of configurations you can use when using Remote Desktop on a system with multiple monitors.<\/h6>\n

Configuring a multiple-monitors connection<\/h2>\n

If you have the proper setup, configuring Windows 7’s Remote Desktop multiple-monitor feature is easy. To begin, Launch Remote Desktop Connection and select the system you want to connect to with multiple-monitor support from the Computer drop-down list. Then, click the Options button to expand the Remote Desktop Connection window so that you can see all the tabs. Next, choose the Display tab and select the Use All My Monitors for the Remote Session check box, as shown in Figure B<\/strong>. To complete the procedure, return to the General tab and click the Save button.<\/p>\n

Figure B<\/h4>\n

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Selecting the Use All My Monitors for the Remote Session check box is all that is needed to enable the multiple-monitor feature.<\/h6>\n

When you connect to the remote system, the remote system’s monitor will instantly fill your multiple monitors, just as if it were physically connected to the monitors.<\/p>\n

Configuring a monitor-spanning connection<\/h2>\n

As mentioned, in a connection configured with the monitor-spanning feature, Remote Desktop allows you to drag or span the window across multiple monitors. However, there are a couple of caveats. First your multiple monitors must have the same screen resolution. Second, the monitors must be aligned, or positioned, side-by-side. Third, the combined screen resolution of your multiple monitors must be under 4096 x 2048.<\/p>\n

To launch Remote Desktop Connection with monitor-spanning support, just click the Start button and type the following command in the Start Search box. (Alternatively, you can open a Command Prompt window and type the same command.)<\/p>\n

Mstsc \/span<\/em><\/p>\n

When you do, you’ll see the standard Remote Desktop Connection dialog box, and you can launch the connection as you normally would. As soon as you make a connection, you’ll immediately see the desktop of the remote system spread across your multiple monitors. If you need to have access to both the local and remote desktops, you can reduce the size of the remote system’s desktop to only one monitor by clicking the Restore Down button on the Remote Desktop window. As a shortcut, you can also use the keystroke: [Ctrl][Alt][Break].<\/p>\n

Once the window is on one monitor, you use click and drag to resize the window to completely cover a single monitor. Keep in mind that when you reduce the size of a spanned remote widow, it will display both horizontal and vertical scroll bars, as shown in Figure C<\/strong>, that you’ll have to use to see the entire screen. However, you can instantly span the window by clicking the Maximize button.<\/p>\n

Figure C<\/h4>\n

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When you resize the remote desktop’s spanned window, you’ll have to use scroll bars to view the entire screen.<\/h6>\n

Creating a shortcut<\/h2>\n

Of course, using a command line to launch your Remote Desktop connection isn’t the most convenient way to use the monitor-spanning feature. Chances are that you already have a Remote Desktop Connection RDP file saved on your desktop. If so, you can create a standard Windows shortcut that will incorporate both the special command line and your RDP file.<\/p>\n

To begin, right-click anywhere on the desktop and then select New | Shortcut from the context menu. When you see the Create Shortcut wizard, just type mstsc \/span<\/em> and the path to the RDP file in the text box, as shown in Figure D<\/strong>. Be sure that you enclose the path to the RDP file in double quotes if the path has spaces in it. To continue, click Next and give the shortcut an appropriate name, such as Saturn – Remote Spanning, and then click Finish.<\/p>\n

Figure D<\/h4>\n

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You can create a standard Windows shortcut that will incorporate both the special command line and your RDP file.<\/h6>\n

You can now use this shortcut to launch your remote desktop connection and span the Remote Desktop window across all the available space on your multiple monitors. Of course, the spanned desktop won’t exactly behave like a multiple-monitor setup when you open multiple windows. As such you’ll have to use a little creative click-and-drag resizing to reposition the windows on the spanned desktop.<\/p>\n

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