Helped someone set up his new Windows 10 laptop/tablet combo.
Cut straight to the chase, he has an office workstation with Windows 7 Pro and a 1600x900 20" monitor with remote desktop enabled. This new Windows 10 laptop has a 13" 1920x1080 screen. The only option I can do for the remote desktop connection is 1-1 pixel mapping, no scaling. In other words, everything is micro-print. I've been trying to follow guides such as this one:
http://blog.falafel.com/remote-desktop-on-a-high-dpi-screen/
but have not had success yet. Ideally I think I'd like the remote connection to be 1366x768 upscaled to 1920x1080. Is the reason I've not been able to get solutions like the link above to work because:
(A) I'm not following the directions properly, or
(B) Do they rely on the host computer being Windows 8.1 or above? Not Windows 7?
Thanks
Cut straight to the chase, he has an office workstation with Windows 7 Pro and a 1600x900 20" monitor with remote desktop enabled. This new Windows 10 laptop has a 13" 1920x1080 screen. The only option I can do for the remote desktop connection is 1-1 pixel mapping, no scaling. In other words, everything is micro-print. I've been trying to follow guides such as this one:
http://blog.falafel.com/remote-desktop-on-a-high-dpi-screen/
but have not had success yet. Ideally I think I'd like the remote connection to be 1366x768 upscaled to 1920x1080. Is the reason I've not been able to get solutions like the link above to work because:
(A) I'm not following the directions properly, or
(B) Do they rely on the host computer being Windows 8.1 or above? Not Windows 7?
Thanks
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