ConEmu version preview-191012. Screen version 4.00.03 (FAU) 23-Oct-06.
I connect to remote machine and attach to screen in ConEmu.
If I press 'tab' to autocomplete filename, the cursor will move half of screen.
If I do above action in powershell, the 'tab' work well.
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I would like to remove the Desktop tab from KDE Plasma desktop environment and get rid of the context menu. Is there a way to do this ?
Hi Chris, Thanks for the reply. I am running KDE 4.14.8. I am not seeing what you are describing. The context menu is the menu when you right click on the desktop. I think you are calling it "desktop menu". My original snapshot show that menu. That menu changed depending what desktop theme I selected. I could not find anything call Configure Desktop. The closest thing to that would be Default Desktop Setting and there is not there about the Tweaks tab. The project that I am working on is kind of mission critical. It would be just a plain desktop without anything. The only thing the user can do is log on, does his job and log off. All the things that can distract the user will be removed. I got most of them except for this pesky toolbox.
To remove the toolbox:
right-click on desktop to get the desktop menu
select Configure Desktop, a dialog appears
switch to Tweaks tab
uncheck Show the desktop toolbox
You can also drag it to a corner (when widgets are unlocked), then it will not show the current activity name, but will still be accessible.
I need to remote desktop into one windows server and then from there remote desktop into another windows server (don't ask...). I know that you can use Ctrl+alt+end to act as ctrl+alt+delete in remote desktop but this only affects my first RDP connection, how do I do this for the second one?
Thanks
Below worked for me when attempted Keyboard Keys Highlighted.Alt+Ctrl+Del on Box2 from Box1
RDP to your Box2 from Box1
Open On-Screen Keyboard on Box2. eg on Windows 2016 server it would be under
Open C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Accessibility\On-Screen Keyboard
When On-Screen Keyboard comes on Box2, press ALT+CTRL of "Box1 keyboard" and using mouse click on "Box2's On-Screen Keyboard" DEL button.
If you're using an RDP within another RDP, Ctrl+Alt+End may not work as expected -- it sometimes could bring up the Task Manager / Change Password screen for the outer RDP.
Instead, to bring up the Task Manager / Change Password screen for the inner RDP :
Bring up the on-screen keyboard (Start > Run, type osk.exe)
Hold Ctrl+Alt on the top-level machine and click Del on the OSK.
This should work for any number of nested RDPs.
I have a problem with the Input Simulator in the microsoft surface SDK 2.0.
Whenever I try to simulate a finger or a blob click, the first click stays pressed (like when you put it as placeholder with right click+left click).
I don't know the reason of this behaviour since on other computers it work without problem.
Can it be because of I'm using windows in a virtual machine? If yes, is there any workaround?
I fixed this by disabling touch pen utilities which was automatically installed with surface SDK.
Please help me how can I display the icon overlays without restarting the explorer.exe?
The problem Im in stuck here is the fact that I must always close the explorer.exe in taskbarmanager and re-open it. I want the way no need to restart shell like that. Any way in C++ ?
Have a shortcut to a batch-file that kills explorer.exe and restarts it. Restart it twice, once for the desktop and then for the explorer window itself (if needed (or just press Windows+E)).
I need to take snapshot if command prompt window running in full screen mode.
I had tried it using PrintScreen,Ctrl+PrintScreen, Ctrl+Alt+PrintScreen button(s) but nothing seems to work
Also are there any reasons that the print screen button does not work in full screen commandprompt mode? After all, it does for all windows under normal conditions.
Abdul Khaliq
In full screen mode all you have is text. There is no graphical `rendering' as such. If you can capture the text, it is enough ... though you can always reconstruct a png image later from the text (if you really have to get an image out of it).
Why don't you just use an external screen shot software?
There's many, e.g. greenshot, which is free (is in speech and beer :-)).
did you try alt + print screen?
Click any window except the command window and then hit PrtScrn.
First off all open cmd in full screen mode then click on print screen button after that open paint brush and press ctrl+v (past) you can save it in any where, where ever you want (file type should be .png).
I wasn't able to find any of these replies that work, and I can't install unapproved software do to IT policies. Here is what I did:
Right click inside command window. Hit select all. Right click outside of window (on top bar close to the maximize minimize controls. Select edit; select copy. Open a notepad window and paste. The advantage here is you have text that can be copied and pasted back into a command window later. I hope this helps.
press ctrl+a //select all
press ctrl+c // copy all text
write notepad mytext.txt + press entet // open notepad
press ctrl+v //paste in text in notepad
press ctrl+s // Save file
press ctrl+w // Close notepad.