Login Space opens I hope you found this blog post on How to Activate and P ress C trl+ A lt+ D el in A nydesk for Remote Access Connection to Windows system very interesting and helpful. In that case, maximize your Anydesk window and choose 'Stretch' instead of 'Original', so the remote image will fill out your screen. After clicking the Ctrl + Alt + Del the login screen pops up and you can login to the system and you can continue to remote to the system. a laptop with a 4K display), so the native resolution of the remote PC only covers a small fraction of your display and the text appears tiny because you are used to scale everything up on your screen. Since you're saying that the remote screen appears too small, I suspect that your remote PC's resolution is actually very bad (something like WXGA, 1366*768 or so) and you're connecting to it from a computer with a high resolution / high pixel density screen (e.g. The image quality may be not great even on the best setting depending on the internet connection quality between you and the Anydesk network infrastructure (which can be very poor in many parts of the world), but the resolution is always original if you choose that.

If the image is smaller than the Anydesk window, then that's the actual resolution (i.e.

If the resolution of the remote PC is bigger than your viewing screen, you will see only a portion of the remote screen that fits into your screen and it will scroll around when you move the mouse (that's in 'Original' mode, you can also shrink/stretch to fit the image to your screen). Anydesk doesn't limit the resolution in 'Original' mode, I tried it with up to 3000*2000 resolution.

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