Windows 10: How do I scale or define a Remote Desktop for Hyper-v VM that is showing on the client...

Will try to be as descriptive and brief as I can. We have a server running Hyper-V and several VM's on it that are running older version of Windows for some software we need. Logging into the VM directly from the server running Hyper-V and the size of the screen looks good and is easily readable at something like 1024x720. although the host machine is capable of much higher.However, logging in with Remote Desktop makes the resolution different and far too large. If I select the option on Remote Desktop to "Use all my monitors for the remote session", it makes the remote desktop 2736 x 1824 and

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Remote Desktop connection to Hyper-V Android VM

I have an Android 8 virtual machine running in Hyper-V on Windows 10. However I am unable to get sound working on the Android VM. I have tried absolutely everything I could find on google with no success. Some write ups say I must connect to the VM
through RDP instead of Hyper-V manager. I have googled how to do that and again tried everything I could find, again with no success. Apparently I must install some kind of RD client on the Android VM. I have tried Microsoft Remote Desktop. It installs on
the Android, but it does not run. Chrome Remote Desktop does run on the Android, but it does not connect to my host.

So please, can anyone tell me step by step what I have to do to either get sound working on my Android 8 VM connected through the Hyper-V manager, or to connect to the Android 8 VM through RDP.

 

Remote access to Hyper-V VM

Did you do the registry and firewall edits on both computers, too, steps 1.6 and 1.7 in Admin Center tut? See also tips for troubleshooting, tut step 3.9.

 

Remote access to Hyper-V VM

Remote desktop connection to virtual machines works exactly the same way than connection to physical machines. In screenshot, I am remoting to a Hyper-V VM on another computer just now:





Notice that if VM is using Default Switch for network connection (virtual NIC), it puts the VM behind NAT and remote desktop connection does not work. To remote to a VM, it must use a user created External Switch for networking.