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| Reference Number: AA-04669 Created: 2012-12-20 17:28 Last Updated: 2013-01-03 19:14 |
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Windows Server 2012 introduces a new start menu that really has no "start button", but it's still there.
Quick Answer
The quick answer, is you can access the start menu by carefully
moving your mouse to the bottom left corner of the screen and clicking
when the Start Menu hover image appears. See the screenshot to the right
for clarification.
Detailed Answer
The new start menu is designed to be used heavily with the "Windows
Start" key on your keyboard however most Remote Desktop connections will
only pass shortcut keys like this when used in full screen mode. It's
possible to always pass shortcut keys as well but you must configure
this in your Remote Desktop options before connecting to your Windows
VPS. This option is not only useful on Windows, but Mac OSX users may
have even more trouble with shortcut keys. As a result, instructions are
in the "Long Term Options" section below.
Long Term Options
- Enable Shortcut Keys on Windows Remote Desktop
- Close any remote desktop connections you may have open.
- Run "Remote Desktop Connection"
- Click Options at the bottom of the Remote Desktop Connection window.
- Click the Local Resources tab and evaluate the Keyboard options available there.
- Enable Shortcut Keys on Mac OS X Remote Desktop
- Close any remote desktop connections you may have open.
- Run "Remote Desktop Connection"
- In the osx menu at the top of the screen, click Remote Desktop Connection > Preferences.
- Click the Keyboard tab and evaluate the Keyboard options available there.
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