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add the option selectedmonitors:s:0,1 (where 0, 1 are the monitor ID you want to use).Addition: I am not using different X displays.

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From here, you can enter the server address, and it will automatically connect to the server full screen on all your monitors. I am using freerdp 1.2.0 under Gentoo Linux with KDE 4.14.3. First, click on the search icon in the Windows start bar and search for 'MSTSC/ MULTIMON.' This will start up the RDP client in a multi-monitor configuration. But I just want to select the local screen displaying the remote session.

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look and confirm that the use multimon:i:1 exist in the file, if not then add it. Searching on the internet, I only found examples regarding multi monitoring with multiple remote screens. Download MultiMon for Windows to display highly detailed output of a very wide range of activities in real-time.

So now we will open the 2monitor.rdp file with Notepad. In my case, my top left monitor is (id:0) and my top right monitor is (id:1). So when I ran the above command ( mstsc.exe /l) you can see the details for my 4 monitors. In this example, it’s saved as 2monitor.rdpįor my monitor setup, I have a total of 4 monitors, 2 on top and 2 on the bottom. rdp file to somewhere, as we will then open it in notepad to make some edits. Make sure you check the “ Use all my monitors for remote session”, as this will set the use multimon:i:1 in the. To list current monitorIDs for use in your RDP file, results looking similar to: Created on JMultimon on RDP Hi dear community Im trying to solve the problem with using multiple (2 in my case) monitors via Windows RDP. To get a list of target monitors, you can use: mstsc.exe /l Currently can choose all or 1 but cannot choose for instance 2 of 4 (full screen).īut with the below trick and tip, you can select e.g 2 monitors for remote and 2 monitors for your local (with a quad monitor setup).Īs of now, selectedmonitors must be set from this file, but use multimon can also be set from the command line or GUI. then from the other computer, run command prompt CMD, type in this: mstsc \multimon. ALLOW ABILITY TO CHOOSE SUBSET OF LOCAL MONITORS FOR RDP SESSION (FULL SCREEN)Īllow ability to select a subset of current monitors with full screen. I figured this out, first you need to go to the display tab of Remote Desktop Connection on the computer you will be connecting to and check the 'use all my monitors for the remote session' box.