Adjust Full Screen SettingsYou can customize how Windows appears and behaves when in Full Screen mode. To access Full Screen settings:
Set What Shows on Displays Connected to Your Mac If you have a second display connected to your Mac, by default when you switch to Full Screen mode, Windows is displayed on the primary display and macOS on the secondary. You can choose which display Windows is shown on by dragging its window to that display and then clicking the Full Screen icon To extend Windows across all your displays, select Use all displays in full screen. When Use all displays in full screen is selected, you can also choose Activating virtual machine shows all its spaces. With this option selected, click the virtual machine on any of your displays and it will appear on all displays. It's useful when you switched some of your displays to a space that doesn't belong to the virtual machine and then decide to return to the virtual machine and make it displayed on all connected monitors again. Optimize Full Screen for Games If you use a virtual machine to play video games in Full Screen view mode, select Optimize full screen for games. With this option selected, macOS Dock, menu bar and notifications will not be displayed when you move the mouse pointer to the top and bottom of the screen. Allow Windows to set display gamma If you're using Windows to play video games, Windows may need to temporarily change your Mac's display gamma setting to properly display different visual effects. To allow Windows to change gamma settings, select Use Windows gamma settings. Scale to fit screen Using the Scale to fit screen menu, you can configure how Windows is displayed when working in Full Screen:
Note: To prevent unauthorized changes to Full Screen settings, click the Lock icon |
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