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Over RDP, I'd just use the Windows+C shortcut. Haven't been a huge fan of "Modern UI," but you can learn to work with it. Disclaimer: MSFT employee, opinions
by steve-howard 13y ago
Over RDP, I'd just use the Windows+C shortcut. Haven't been a huge fan of "Modern UI," but you can learn to work with it.
Disclaimer: MSFT employee, opinions my own.
- spacelizard 13y agoThat doesn't work if you're RDPing from another Win8 machine, the local OS swallows the keybind. What you actually need to press is Alt + Home or Alt + Delete (good luck figuring that out without doing a web search). I'm actually really confused why this is, it seems to be such an important use case. I would not be surprised if they didn't even test WS2012.
- wila 13y agoYou can customize your RDP settings on how it behaves with key binding. You can set it local or remote. Before opening the connection, click "Show options" -> Local Resources tab -> Apply Windows key combinations.