billmcl

billmcl

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Since both the primary and secondary are using the default normal cursor, everything is finally working fine. However, I would be interested in why it is not possible in using the OS feature to increase the size the cursor when using multiplicity, especially when using the same configuration on both the primary and secondary? I don't recall this being a problem prior to the Windows 10, version 2004 -- unless I am mistaken about this.

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Also are you using the OS feature to increase the size of your mouse cursor? I just changed the cursor on both the primary and the secondary to 1 point, no color. NOW, there is no cursor size change when the it moves from one PC to the other. This really confuses me, but for now, it appears this issue is solved. Thanks for all of the suggestio

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I s your primary computer a multi monitor setup and if so are the two monitors set to the same scaling factor? Yes, the 2nd monitor is extended. Same scaling on both monitors. This cursor issue never happened before I made the mistake to enter into the pre-release slow ring on the primary. Also are

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With the secondary PC now updated to 2004 May update, same winver as the primary PC, the cursor issue is continuing. Hence this leads me to believe that Multiplicity version 3.44 can't tolerate 2024. It would be nice to hear from Support

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Additional info on this... I decided to re-install windows (I was on 2004 May 2020) thinking that with re-installing from the cloud, my PC would revert to 1909, the same as the secondary PC. BUT, no it did not, Windows 2004 was re-installed, and after getting Multiplicity reinstalled, the cursor size on the Primary would be changed when the cursor moved from the secondary to the primary. So, now I am in the process of forcing the 2004 May update on the secondary PC.&nbsp

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I am a heavy user of multiplicity and the primary system Windows 10 is version 2004 while the secondary system is Windows version 1903. I believe I have narrowed down the problem to multiplicity especially when I access the secondary system then come back to the primary system. In fact, if I repeat that transfer from one system to the other the cursor on the primary system gets smaller and smaller and smaller. Based on this,

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Windows version 2004, OS build 19041.264 on the primary Windows version 1909, build 18363.836 on the secondary Multiplicity 3.44 KVM Build 00090

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One other note, I also have a third PC working with multiplicity. When I look into the advanced firewall information, both entries for StarDock multiplicity show the profile as "Public" and the Windows defender firewall is on. The profile of both entries on the remote desktop PC mentioned in my above post shows "Private". Why would that be?

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My second desktop computer this morning was updated with the spring creators update and immediately I lost multiplicity functionality. I could not get multiplicity on the primary PC to recognize the remote PC. I first uninstalled and then reinstalled multiplicity on the remote which did not help. Then, following some advice from Stardock, I disabled the Windows defender firewall on the remote PC and that worked. Then thinking everything was fine since primary was recognizing th

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I had installed Windows Creator early April when it first was introduced. One other cumulative update was installed to my system on May 10 (KB4016871). The other day, I installed this new cumulative update and immediately started noticing extensive mouse stutter and delay. Prior to installing this small update, the mouse was working fine with multiplicity under Windows 10 creators update in subsequent update. Thinking something had happened to my mouse in the process I switched m

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I have the same issue. An entire fence with all of its icons went missing. But the those missing icons still show if I go to the desktop folder. If I try to drag one of them to a newly created fence, Windows 10 reports that the icon is already there. Very strange. I would hope that the missing fence is recoverable. Bill

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I was hoping that multiplicity would offer extended screens as well on the secondary computer. Remote Computer control is fine, but every now and then I need to spread out with a big project and use the big monitor of the secondary computer as a 3rd monitor of my primary computer. Is such functionality in the works?

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I, too, think Fences is a great idea. Please hurry up with the professional version. However, I have two minor issues: 1. I use a Toshiba tablet PC M700 with a 12.1 inch screen. I have the taskbar installed on the left border of the screen. For whatever reason, when I save a file to the desktop it hides under the taskbar. Before Fences was installed, this did not happen. 2. In order to prevent this problem from occurring, I

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