So, I recommend that once you're in full screen mode, experiment a little bit with your monitor settings, there usually is something that makes the entire display slide left-right and up-down. Try searching the forums first with Google and add the site filter for this forum. See the Tutorials and FAQ section at the top of the Forum for more guides. and as you're discovering if the display doesn't display those edge pixels, your mouse won't activate things like that dropdown tab. Howto: Use Shared Folders on Linux Guest. IIRC I discovered then that when I went to full screen with a Guest for whatever reason my physical monitor shifted the display slightly and some edges or sometimes the overall geometry of the display was off a few pixels. The control sequence to exit Full Screen mode is CTRL + ALT + PAUSE (Changes the Virtual Machine Connection window to / from full screen mode.) I can find no equivalent to the Pause key on a Type Cover. WilIt's been a very, very long time since I personally experienced what you described. I have been running Hyper-V on my Surface Pro, but can find no easy way to exit Full Screen mode with using a proper keyboard. My best solution thus far has been to move the pointer into the upper left corner to display the open apps and just X out of the console, and reopen if needed which make it a window again. I ran my mouse all across the top of the screen and it will not make the menu reappear. However with a little testing I find when it I first the console into full screen that drop down pops up briefly, then disappears.
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