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It is a little blurry, but text and things like mouse pointers and cursors are easily visible. My RDP sessions zoom / scale to fill the space in my RDCMan window. After this solution, my client area is now way smaller, even under the View menu under "Client Area". By default, the client area for me is something close toģ474x1995 like yours, and my 1920x1080 RDP sessions are small and centered in the middle of this area, EVEN with the "Scale docked remote desktop." box checked.

To confirm that I'm talking about the same thing - I use a 4K Monitor (3840x2160), and I RDP to my Azure VM's using 1920x1080 (in the "Remote Desktop Settings" tab in RDP manager. This is a little deceiving because it almost reads as if this default configuration would be equivalent to unchecking the "Override." box.Īfter doing this, close and reopen RDCMan, and now your client area should scale up to fill the space in the window.

Uncheck "Override high DPI scaling behavior", by default this is checked and the 'Scaling performed by' menu has "Application" selected.Right-click the RDCMan icon on your taskbar or start menu and choose Properties (I have to right-click, then right-click again before I see 'Properties').Hi believe you can solve your issue by changing the DPI settings within the properties of the RDCMan shortcut /.