The ‘Could not connect to AnyDesk network’ error is a problem that can affect computer users using the AnyDesk software, particularly when trying to connect to an AnyDesk server via a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet. If you are using Windows Firewall, click “Allow another app…” in the error window and choose the hdloader application. You can fix this by adding a local exception to the firewall. This is probably because your firewall blocks the application’s connection to the Internet. When you now connect to a remote computer by using the /v parameter, you can maximize the window of the session to full-screen.When you try to run the hdloader application on your computer, you may experience a “Could not connect to AnyDesk network” error. Move the Display configuration slider to Large (Full Screen), and then connect to the remote computer.In the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box, click Options.Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Remote Desktop Connection.
To resolve this issue, change the display setting in Remote Desktop Connection to full-screen by following these steps: When a connection starts by using the /v parameter, the display setting that is saved in the Default.rdp file is used. This setting change is saved in the Default.rdp file. This issue occurs if the display setting in Remote Desktop Connection was changed from the default setting (Full Screen) to a different setting. When you connect to a remote computer by using the Mstsc command-line tool together with the /v parameter in Windows 7, you can't maximize the window of the session to full-screen. This article provides a solution to an issue where you can't maximize a Remote Desktop Connection session window to full-screen when you use the Mstsc /v command.Īpplies to: Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Original KB number: 980876 Symptoms
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