Summary
When you run an application in a console window, you can press ALT+ENTER to switch the console into full screen view. The application running in the console window is displayed in full screen.
See Also
Resize the Start menu - Microsoft SupportHow to Go Full Screen in Windows 11 (step-by-step guide)Windows Start Menu Not Working? Here's How to Fix ItHow to Exit Full Screen on Windows | MalwarebytesNOTE: ALT+ENTER only switches to full screen on x86 machines.
More Information
A console is a window that appears to run character-based applications from Windows NT, MS-DOS, or OS/2. When you start a character-based application in a console (for example, CMD.EXE), the application runs in the current console (unless you start it with the "start" command). If you start a Windows 32-bit or 16-bit application, it starts on the desktop.
To switch back and forth between a console and a full screen, press ALT+ENTER when the application has the focus.
