On my work laptop we have a little app that somebody in the company coded for us that helps us speed up our work.
It pulls a list of servers from a text file and automates the prodedure of starting up the RDP client and connecting to that server.
Now, if i do start and run and type MSTSC, it uses the default.rdp found in the my documents folder in my profile. This uses my maximum screen resolution
If i use this tool, it launches MSTSC using the following command
C:\windows\system32\mstsc.exe "AUTOTSC"
it then creates a registry key in current users called AUTOTSC to which it adds a string valued called Full Address with the IP address of the server in.
However, when it does this it loads up 640 x 480.
This works fine on other peoples PC, so its an issue specific to my PC. It loads up in the TSC default screen size of 1024 x 768 on everybody elses computer. But on mine its 640 x 480.
My own personal default.rdp is 1366 x 768 to max my laptops res so its not using that. It must be using another value but i'm just not sure what.
Anybody got any ideas ?
I thought it might create an actual AUTOTSC .rdp file i could edit but no. It does it solely by adding a registry entry. Arguments like desktopwidth and desktopheigh don't seem to work when added into the registry either, so its got to be getting its setting from somewhere !
It pulls a list of servers from a text file and automates the prodedure of starting up the RDP client and connecting to that server.
Now, if i do start and run and type MSTSC, it uses the default.rdp found in the my documents folder in my profile. This uses my maximum screen resolution
If i use this tool, it launches MSTSC using the following command
C:\windows\system32\mstsc.exe "AUTOTSC"
it then creates a registry key in current users called AUTOTSC to which it adds a string valued called Full Address with the IP address of the server in.
However, when it does this it loads up 640 x 480.
This works fine on other peoples PC, so its an issue specific to my PC. It loads up in the TSC default screen size of 1024 x 768 on everybody elses computer. But on mine its 640 x 480.
My own personal default.rdp is 1366 x 768 to max my laptops res so its not using that. It must be using another value but i'm just not sure what.
Anybody got any ideas ?
I thought it might create an actual AUTOTSC .rdp file i could edit but no. It does it solely by adding a registry entry. Arguments like desktopwidth and desktopheigh don't seem to work when added into the registry either, so its got to be getting its setting from somewhere !
