Most PC-centric keyboards only have one Windows key and it appears to usually appear on the left side. I have tried variations of settings in Receiver and what works best is to have following:įrom everything I have read, it appears that what's missing is my keyboard lacks a right Command button and that Citrix Receiver only uses that key to send the Windows key code through to the Windows 10 HVD.
You can use a mouse, touchscreen, pen or any other pointing device for typing. The issue I have is that pressing Command (which is actually the Windows Logo button on my HP PC keyboard) sends Ctrl to the HVD. A free, lightweight, multilingual and finger friendly virtual on-screen keyboard Free Virtual Keyboard works on any Windows based PC with a touchscreen (Surface, Ultra-mobile PC, Tablet PC and Panel PC).
VIRTUAL MAC KEYBOARD FOR WINDOWS MAC OS
I have Command-Option-Arrows set up in Mac to toggle between Mac OS desktops, one of which has Receiver open. The virtual keyboard will also always hover atop of existing windows or screen content on the Mac, and in a lot of ways it’s like the software keyboards on iOS devices, minus the touch screen of course, but it is equally as universally applicable across everything on the Mac. I can use the Ctrl key and Alt key and they behave as expected in Windows 10 virtual machine (HVD).
If I am on my Macbook Pro (Catalina) and run receiver to connect to work, most things work fine. In the macOS Settings window, click the System item in the left panel, then in the right panel click Motherboard tab > Boot Order list, uncheck Floppy checkbox. I get that it may be an odd combination, but for my home workspace, I have a PC keyboard and monitor that I use for working with both a PC and a Mac. Select the newly created mac os virtual machine in the left list panel, then click the Settings icon in the top bar to open the virtual machine settings window.
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