The Solution: Adjust Screen Resolution/DPIĪfter a few days of troubleshooting, a few hours online with Skype technical support, and combing the Internet for possible solutions, my Petri IT Knowledgebase colleague George Coll eventually discovered a solution that worked. Screen-sharing isn’t very useful if you can only see just a portion of the screen being shared.

While that’s fine if you only intend to share the upper-left corner of your screen, it defeats the utility of the screen-sharing function. Screen sharing worked as normal and displayed normally on the display of the person sharing the screen, but on remote PCs connected to the conversation, only the upper-left corner of the shared screen was visible. The Problem: Skype Only Shares a Portion of the Screen

Related: How to Download and Save Skype Video Messages.

So today let’s take a look at how to get Skype to share full screens properly. Here at the Petri IT Knowledgebase we use Skype often for our own business meetings, and we encountered a problem that had several us scratching our collective heads while we looked for a solution. That’s great if Skype works without any issues, but there are cases where Skype runs into some display problems.

One of the most useful features of Skype is the ability to share your computer screen with other people on your call, which can make remote teams of workers even more productive. The Skype software - initially developed by Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom and released in late 2003 - has helped connect millions (if not billions) of people with their colleagues, friends, and family.

Skype has quickly become one of the most widely-used communication tools on the globe.

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