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So I recently started using remote desktop on my main pc, (Windows 10 Pro) to my school computer. (Windows 10 Enterprise) Everything works as it should, but when I load up a game like Fortnite, my cursor acts as if I'm not in Fullscreen and basically hits the edge of my screen while I'm playing. Anyone know how to fix this? I really have no clue as to what causes this problem so I included what version of windows I'm running.
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Hello, I'm A&K, here to help.
Remote desktops cannot be used for gaming. It maps the cursor differently than on this machine, and you can't control the cursor as you would when playing games on this machine.
You can use some remote control software that is specifically designed for gaming.
