Recent content by JaiMento

No, you wouldn't be able to isolate the desktops and individualize them. The feature is useful for people who are multitasking. Say I was working on multiple projects at once. I could separate each project to a desktop and have present on that desktop only the resources required for that...

No. It does not work that way. If wish you separate your stuff from your wife's in the fashion you describe, multiple accounts will still be your best solution.

UEFI Bootable USB Flash Drive - Create in Windows Use Option 1 (Use Rufus to create EFI bootable USB drive of W10TP install media).

This is normally seen when your PC is on a domain. It wouldn't even matter if you were a local admin on the PC or if you were the built in admin, you would still see this. However, I do not believe you are on a domain and I do believe that this is just part of the Windows 10 TP. You can...

If you are using a thumb drive to install Windows 10, you will need to create an EFI bootable version of the Windows 10 TP installation media.

I was able to upgrade to the new build using a generation 2 VM with Hyper-V.

Which is still more work than using the existing VM. I don't really get what point you're trying to make. The TC was provided a solution that was simple and worked for him. What purpose are you trying to serve? Edit: Also, everything I've read suggests that the gen 1 VM would have to be...

But would have had required he re-built the VM. Besides, remoting into the VM allows for easier sharing of resources between the host and the VM.

Launch Hyper-V Manager Start (don't connect) your VM Close Hyper-V Manager Launch Remote Desktop Connections Expand window to reveal options Select Display Tab Under Display configuration, drag slider all the way to the right (option for Full Screen) If you have multiple monitors, place a check...

Use remote desktop instead of the Hyper-V Client. Posted via Windows Phone Central App

That's probably cause this topic isn't about what the easiest way is to play with "this new toy".

Yes, it's a nice solution. And with RDP, you are still able to grant access to your ports and drives to the VM and run the VM full screen, even across multiple monitors. Additionally, it was nice, yesterday, being able to RDP into it from a remote site to access the RSAT tools to reset a PC...

Same options were in 8.0, save for the "Shut Down or Sign Out" options.

IMO, it's actually better to RDP into the VM versus using the Hyper-V Client. Posted via Windows Phone Central App

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