How to switch a virtual machine from full screen mode to windowed mode

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Use the specific steps:

1.Unzip the envelope first, and then open the tool and there is a plus sign on the interface!

2.Click on the plus sign and add the crossfire file in the cf folder.

3.Click on the plus sign again, this time adding the qqlogin file in the cf folder.

The second type: teach you a simple one.

First open a folder (there must be Crossfire in it), which is convenient for switching.

1. Enter the game.

2. Press Alt

tab to the folder.

3. To run the game again, it must be the same account.

4. The system will display: This account is already in the game, are you sure to enter? You press OK.

5. Switch back to the game you just entered (the first time you opened), and the system will automatically cancel your game account.

6. Switch back to another game, and it will already become a window.

Type 3: Step 1: Open the game.

Step 2: Press Ctrl

altdelete calls out the task manager.

Step 3: Right-click on the desktop, Properties, Settings, and adjust the resolution to the original size.

Then you'll be able to see the CF windowed.

When you are fullscreen, there is a row of auto-hidden button bars at the top of the screen, which you can see when you move the mouse over, and there is a button to restore the window.

The following steps are performed to exit the VM from full screen:

1. Since Parallels Desktop defaults to allow the virtual machine to enter the full-screen mode directly after startup, when it is just started, you can see the prompt in the upper right corner of the screen cavity to press the "Ctrl+Alt" key to display the Dock menu bar under Mac OS.

2. You can click the "Exit Full Screen" option in the "View" menu bar at the top. Another way to exit the full screen is to press the Ctrl+Command+F key on the keyboard under the comic mold.

3. The virtual machine will then run in windowed mode.

4. Then we go to the Parallels Desktop Control Center and click on the "Settings" icon in the column of the virtual machine we want to change the settings.

5. In the settings window of the virtual machine, please click the "Options" column at the top.

6. Click the "Startup View Mode" drop-down list in the "Startup and Shutdown" option. Then select the "Window" option to set the virtual machine to boot up without automatic full screen.

The following steps are performed to exit the VM from full screen:

1. Since Parallels Desktop defaults to let the virtual machine directly enter the full-screen mode after startup, when it is just started, you can see a prompt in the upper right corner of the screen to press the "Ctrl+Alt" key to display the Dock menu bar under Mac OS.

2. You can click the "Exit Full Screen" option in the "View" menu bar at the top. Another convenient way to exit full screen is to press the Ctrl+Command+F key on your keyboard.

3. The virtual machine will then run in windowed mode.

4. Then we go to the Parallels Desktop Control Center and click on the "Settings" icon in the column of the virtual machine we want to change the settings.

5. In the settings window of the virtual machine, please click the "Options" column at the top.

6. Click the "Startup View Mode" drop-down list in the "Startup and Shutdown" option. Then select the "Window" option to set the virtual machine to boot up without automatic full screen.

1. Press Ctrl+Alt+Enter to exit the full screen of the VMware virtual machine.

2. You can press F11 to quickly switch between full screen and not full screen.

3. If you are in full screen, press Ctrl+Alt to see how your mouse pointer changes, and when you can move the mouse to the toolbar at the top of the window, press the restore icon.

4. Press Ctrl+Alt+ESC at the same time to minimize the VMware full-screen window and go to the host.

Use Ctrl+Alt+Enter, full-screen mode.

Mouse"Enter"How to exit ctral+alt in the virtual machine is fine.

You click on that setting. There are two options to run full screen and window run.

Press Alt + Enter on the right

Just ctrl+alt+enter, I tested it effectively!