
I am sure someone else will find a better way to invoke this on demand.
Now you can select a resolution other than 640x480, because there is a virtual monitor that screenconnect can see.ĮDIT: I've found that this doesnt survive a reboot, but is repeatable, so at worst it could be scripted upon startup.
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deviceinstaller64 install usbmmidd.inf usbmmidd. Unzip that file, open an admin command prompt, go to the folder where you unzipped it all and run: PAY ATTENTION CONNECTWISE!īut since I am sure this will be the workaround for another 6+ years, and that link will probably die, here are the details:Īmyuni has a virtual usb display driver, available here: Well, at long last, I found a solution to this ongoing problem. Maybe this would be a happy middle ground until it gets built. Then as control matures, they could implement some driver to adjust screen resolution.Īt the moment this request was over 4 years ago and they don't seem very interested in building a driver to adjust the screen resolution. Then when users are in Automate they could select RDP that would tunnel over the control session. The control agent could auto acquire your screen resolution and feed that into the RDP session. (we do this at my company today with other technology) It could be tunneled via the loopback address. of changes:-Fixed issue uploading very large files to Google Drive with very slow connections. Because the control agent is installed locally it would be able to access the registry and auto obtain the RDP port from the registry. 01 MB) 1/3 Degoo is a secure cloud-based storage drive. If they integrated RDP like backstage then it could be permission based with a drop down under logon session. Our staff uses Automate via the control plugin and because we have all our access permissions built in Automate the bridge won't work for us without a huge overhaul of the Control / Automate integration. The bridge would probably work great for Control only users.