There can be a special shortcut created for each task. Either display all windows or those currently visible on that monitor. By adding a taskbar to each of your screens, this utility makes it simple for you to manage them. This tool, the DisplayFusion Crack, is fantastic. I haven't found another app that when maximized to full-screen takes over the entire screen (and hiding the taskbar on that monitor) like RDP does, but there may be others.DisplayFusion 10.0.50 Crack With Activation Key Full Version Download So the reported behavior seems to be unique to monitors other than #1 (or, probably, only monitors that have a DF taskbar rather than the standard Windows taskbar), and specifically when a window on that monitor has taken over the entire screen.
It hides the Windows taskbar, as it normally does, but when clicking on Show Desktop the correct taskbars appear on both monitor. Just for grins, I moved the maximized RDP window to monitor #1, which has the standard Windows taskbar. I did try maximizing other windows on monitor #2, and the DF taskbar remains after clicking on Show Desktop, as it should. What's unique here is that the DF taskbar is not shown anyway when the RDP window is displayed full-screen, but I guess I'd expect it to reappear after clicking on Show Desktop to hide all open windows. When that RDP window is open and I click on Show Desktop, all windows are hidden, including the RDP window, as they should, but the DF taskbar on monitor #2 does not appear (just as the OP described).
As such, the RDP window completely takes over monitor #2, showing its own taskbar, etc. I often have a remote desktop window open on my second monitor, and it's in full-screen mode. at least in one instance on my system (running DF beta 25). I never noticed this before, but can confirm.
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