Windows 10: Introducing VMConnect dynamic resize

Source: Introducing VMConnect dynamic resize | Virtualization Blog

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How do I connect to Wi-Fi networks that require a username?

Hi Kamereone,



It looks like that any new crypto and authentication methods have not been introduced in Mango.



Getting a prompt for a password usually means that the network uses Dynamic WEP for auth and security. Regular and dynamic WEP encryption mechanisms were broken a long time ago and are not recommended for use.



Dynamic WEP is not supported by Windows Phone for that reason.



Regards,

Marc A.

 

Ran out of space on local disk C in Win10

Zain, sorry for the length of time in getting back to you . . .

So the problem is AOMEI cannot resize your partition because the Disk is dynamic instead of Basic, Click HERE to
read AOMEI's article on how to resolve this issue!

I Hope this Helps!

 

this nice feature is now implemented in creator update (v1703)

Does anyone know where vmconnect store the resolution of the guest ?
I would like vmconnect to remember the dynamic position and resize from one login to another

or I would like to chose a setting which is not proposed on this screen

 

Go to (need to show hidden files

C:\Users\Yourname\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V\Client\1.0

Open the .config file in notepad (it is just a text file)

Down near bottom are two lines so you can check you have right config file

<setting name="VmName" type="System.String"> <value>YOUR VM NAME</value>

Part way down from top are two lines

<setting name="DesktopSize" type="System.Drawing.Size"> <value>800, 600</value>

Type in what ever values you like (width, height).

AFAIK, it is not possible to resize a window by dragging and update the .config file dynamically, but you can set your own default that will always be used.

Save file.

Next time you open vm, default size will be as you set.

I actually pin the path above to quick access, as a slightly strange quirk is the files in the pinned directory remain visible from quick access even if you change settings to hide files again. This makes it easy to find and change the .config files.

 

thank you for the help, cereberus




I eventually found the correct file vmconnect.rdp.ac062a8e-1206-4f23-a21d-74037d6e1424.config
by looking at the file modified date by running : vmconnect <server> <virtual_machine> /edit

then, i edited this file with notepad++





Job done !

 

You can get id using powershell.


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