Windows 10: Remote Desktop not expanding screen to second monitor in version 1.2.5105.0

Today 2024/01/11, I updated the version of the remote desktop application to 1.2.5105.0, when I started using it I noticed that it was no longer expanding the screen to my number 1 monitor, even though I selected this in the settings print. As I didn't want to change the organization of my screens, I tried several ways to get the application to expand the screen to this monitor. Still, without success, so I had to install a previous version for the feature to work again. Can you tell me if this can be fixed in a future version?

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Remote Desktop limit to 2 screens?

Is it possible to limit Remote Desktop in Windows 10 to only use 2 out of 3 screens connected to a pc?

Remote Desktop is to a Windows 2012 Server.

 

Virtual second monitor/screen on expand mode?

Windows 10 virtual desktop looks good, but is there a way to create a virtual desktop which expands my current desktop, as if I had a physical monitor plugged in and my projection mode on 'Expand'?

The idea would be to have a virtual monitor that you could add to the Windows system, that works exactly the same as a physical monitor on expand mode, but which is captured by a program (Qt, DirectX or the like) and transmitted over IP, bluetooth or any
other wireless medium to one or more receivers (raspberry pi or the like). In turn, these receivers transmit the data over HDMI to the TVs. This could be useful when one wishes to temporarily turn a "normal" gathering room into a conference room equipped with
TV sets (e.g., a rented room that is usually used for weddings).

Note that I'm really looking for an 'Expand' projection mode, even if we could achieve the same result with the existing virtual desktops, because I think my solution should be used by people with little understanding of using PCs. Essentially, they need
to be able to drag a window from the physical monitor to the second screen as if they had a second monitor or a projector.

It seems it's possible to fake having a second monitor by adding a resistor somewhere on the VGA interface. That would do the trick, but that seems like an ugly solution. It's also possible to buy an actual second monitor and capture
that monitor, but I feel like Windows should offer a purely software solution to this.

 

Having second monitor mirror "desktop 2" only

Hello! I have a second monitor that I need to be an extension of my screen. The second monitor can't display the information I have on my laptop screen, and needs its own screen. The problem is I cannot see the second monitor from where my laptop is located, so editing any information on the second monitor is rather difficult. I am curious if it is possible to make the second monitor mirror only "desktop 2," so I can edit what is shown on the second monitor from my laptop screen, but then swap back to desktop 1 so I can keep my notes in front of me without having them mirrored onto the second monitor.