Thanks guys. version 3.6 build 00105 Neil Banfield, thanks for this question " Are both set to be on private networks in Windows settings rat
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As stated in the title, I have a new router. It has a new SSID. I seem unable to copy/paste or drag/drop between the primary and the secondary machines. I can control the secondary machines with mouse, keyboard. I can copy/paste from the secondary to the primary. Text and files. I'm on version 3.6 build 00105 Suggestions?
My pleasure, thanks for your help. I've been working all day with this now, and it's behaved as expected since I made that change to the ethernet settings. I do consider my case resolved.
Hi Sean. It may be too early to claim success but I recently uninstalled and reinstalled Multiplicity and one thing which happened was, when I accessed the UI, it threw a notification that my ethernet connection was public rather than private, and that could cause issues in behavior. I'm honestly not sure if it's been that way all along, or a recent change caused that. Regardless, I've changed that connection to private, and as of now, the issues of not being able to copy/paste from p
Shared clipboard is not enabled.
Sad to say that even using new admin accounts, clean boot, firewall off, the issue is still happening.
Right, no VMs involved in that last test. I'll try the clean boot steps and report back.
Still no joy. I shut down both machines. I started both machines. I disabled firewall on both machines. I tried copy/paste of text from primary to secondary. It failed I tried a copy/paste of text from secondary to primary. It's still fine as before. I re-enabled firewall on both machines and ran the MPPortfix.bat I tried copy/paste of text from primary to secondary. It failed I tried a copy/paste of text from secondary to primary. It's still fine as be
I'll try again, though I'm pretty sure I tried that before posting. I've also tried with firewall off on both primary and secondary with no improvement in behavior.
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="5" id="3859816"] Quoting tetonbob, reply 4 Thanks for the reply Sean. Spot on for environment and issue. No change if I disable clipboard sharing. Ok, so its just when using the VM window instance, no log on the actual Secondary PC. Are you using KVM conn
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="3" id="3859786"] So to be clear on the environment... Two real PCs, one a Multiplicity (MP) Primary, the 2nd an MP Secondary. The Secondary has VM instances running on it. No 'lag' when using the actual real Secondary PC, only when interacting with the VM window running on it. Is that an accurate description of the issue? <div
Are there any updates on this issue? I'm experiencing something similar. Secondary machine is a Win8.1x64 host running VMWare Workstation 16.2.1 Primary machine is W10x64 When I try to access the VMs (guest machines) on the secondary, VMWare goes not responding or is otherwise inaccessible for a variable period of time. As soon as I unload Multiplicity on the secondary, the VMs are immediately acc
[quote who="sarge338" reply="10" id="3807874"] Multiplicity 3.57 significant input lag on remote/secondary machine in KVM mode with VMware Workstation Pro. Primary Host OS: Windows 10 20H2 (build 19042.985) Secondary Host OS: Windows 10 20H2 (build 19042.985) -- Application incompatibility: VMware Workstation Pro 16.1.2 (build 17966106) When Multiplicity 3.57 is running on the secondary machine,
After a second uninstall and reinstall, where I allowed the uninstall to remove the settings (I thought I did the first time, but there were a couple 'file in use' errors during the uninstall, yes I did reboot after) it seems to be working again. Firewall is enabled again and I can use KVM mode with this machine. I think I'm all set, but open to suggestion.
I have a licensed version of KVM Pro, v3.5.7 Build 00103 I installed Win10 on a new desktop today, and added Multiplicity as a secondary machine. For a few tries, mouse did work in KVM mode, but after a needed reboot, the mouse no longer works in KVM mode. It does still work in Seamless mode, but that's not my preferred access method. Firewall is off on both machines at the moment, primary and secondary I've run the MPPortFix script. NOTE: I can con
Whoops. Found this handy FAQ after I posted. https://forums.stardock.com/486311/accounts-and-activation-support-faq#deactivateproduct New question though. Is there any limit on the number of times a license can be deactivated and activated?
KVM Pro user. The machine I use as primary is dead for a time, I'm not sure how long. I cannot deactivate the license on that machine so that I can convert one of my secondary machines to primary. Is there a way to accomplish what I'm trying to do here? Thanks.
Please look at the crash dumps. There is something going on with Multiplicity.
Thank you. I have additional memory dumps but I'll only upload them if requested.
Hello. After running through the purge and reinstall routine, I am still getting appcrash in Multipl2.exe Please advise.
I understand that position but they are essentially the same crash. Looking at one will likely be as good as looking at them all.
Thanks, Sean. I'll perform those steps and add exclusions for the Stardock folders into my security program. Did the memory dumps provide any insight to a possible conflict?
Regarding the purge routine, should that batch file be run on each secondary machine as well?
Also, could VPN connection/disconnection have any bearing on the issue?