How to exit from full-screen mode of Putty?

What is PuTTY and why it is used?

PuTTY is a free implementation of SSH (and telnet) for PCs running Microsoft Windows (it also includes an xterm terminal emulator). You will find PuTTY useful if you want to access an account on a Unix or other multi-user system from a PC (for example your own or one in an internet cafe).

This software is a free and open-source terminal emulator, serial console and network file transfer application. PuTTY Linux version is a graphical terminal program that supports the SSH, telnet, and login protocols and connecting to serial ports. It can also connect to raw sockets, typically for debugging use.

How do I connect to PuTTY?

Open Putty and enter your Host-name or IP Address in the Host-name or IP Address field. The default port will be 22. Click on the Open button to open the command line window. In the command line window type in the SSH username at the login as prompt and press enter on your keyboard.

How do I get out of full screen full screen?

Press the F11 key on your computer’s keyboard to exit full-screen mode. [This not work on Windows]

How do I exit full screen in Unix?

To leave Full Screen mode, right mouse button click the screen at a place where there is no object present, and select Exit Full Screen Mode, or press the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+F.

How do I minimize PuTTY?

To leave Full Screen mode, right mouse button click the screen at a place where there is no object present, and select Exit Full Screen Mode, or press the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+F.

Exiting Putty Full Screen Mode on Windows, you can press: Window Button and then right click on panel, Uncheck Full Screen