I'll turn off all the power down portions to see what happens and look forward to the next Multiplicity update
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Sorry for the delay. Laptop #1 (Which never turns off) multiplicity will work after a hard reboot upon the initial log in screen, but goes back to the behavior of not working if you let the machine idle for more than 30 minutes Laptop #2 (Which is on from 0800-1700) never has Multiplicity work without a log in even after a hard reboot and waiting up to 5 minutes before logging in. And this behavior continues the moment you lock the screen as well
For reference Dell just released a BIOS update and some driver updates for laptop #1. After the application of said updates and a reboot. Multiplicity did load without opening the screen. I'll do some more testing tonight/tomorrow to check how everything behaves.
When I test either laptop when Multiplicity is not reacting to moving the mouse to either laptop the test fails. Obviously the test works once I log in. :) If Multiplicity is working and I lock the screen(s) Multiplicity continues to work. Oddly with laptop #1 (Which is set to never shut down the computer; only the display) Multiplicity seems to "unload" itself after some time after 45 minutes (Screen turns off @ 30 min) and I have to log back in. Then it all works fine.
It does. What should I change? Laptop #1: powercfg -a The following sleep states are available on this system: Standby (S0 Low Power Idle) Network Connected Hibernate Fast Startup The following sleep states are not available on this system: Standby (S1) The system firmware does not support this standby st
Both laptops do have external displays and I do need to raise the lid. I need access to the keyboard and the internal display as thhe external one doesn't turn on until after I raise the lid. Raising the lid is not enough for Multiplicty to kick in and allow me to use the Primary's keyboard and mouse
Primary Computer Windows OS: Windows 11 Pro, Version 24H2, Build 26100.2894 Multiplicity: Version 4 Pro (No updates available) Laptop #1 Windows OS: Windows 11 Pro, Version 24H2, Build 26100.2894 Multiplicity: Version 4 Pro (No updates available) Laptop #2 Windows OS: Windows 11 Enterprise, 24H2, OS build 26100.2894 Multiplicity: Version 4 Pro (No updates available) The two laptops sit on a d
I have updated to the latest Multiplicity as well as the latest Windows 11 update. I'm seeing some odd behavior that I never saw under v3. When my laptops which have Multiplicity installed as a secondary I can only use those laptops in seamless mode AFTER I log into them. Before I could move the mouse and log in without issue, but now I have to log in with an attached keyboard and mouse and THEN everything works as expected. Has anyone else seen this? Any ideas why I'm seeing