Ok, Do I need to install that on my secondary too, or just the primary?
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I don't what crashes, it never happened when I was at the PC. I only found the results, but I'll try to describe the effects. 1. I can't open new windows, close open windows or open a new app. 2. If a software was running while it happened, say a game was paused, I might be able to continue playing, but I won't be able to do anything else. 3. The Start menu becomes inoperative. This are the most noticeable effects. The only way to recover is to reboot.
Well, I tried the full screen, and although far from what I was aiming for, it is indeed workable. But, another problem surfaced. The software makes my PCs crash in a weird way, which forces me to reboot the PC. I verified it was multiplicity that causes the crash, by unloading the software, and getting a PC to run for several days without crashing. If I load it, it will cause a crash while the PC is idle for an hour or more.
But that is exactly what I did. Is there a setting that makes the window border of the KVM disappear? Like you can make the make the windows task bar disappear, and be visible if you float your mouse pointer above it?
Hi, Thank you for the reply. As for seamless - limiting my main PC to 1 screen is counter productive to my needs. So, that is out. Also, I fail to see how it can be useful, since for every PC another screen is needed. While in KVM I can easily add more PCs without extra screens. I do still experience the problem with the display in the KVM mode that makes it impossible to view the whole screen. I checked, and my settings were already on 1:1 ratio.&
Hi, A few days ago I installed a trial version of Multiplicity, but I have 2 major problems. My PCs are set like this: A main PC with 2 screens attached, and a secondary PC attached to the secondary screen of the main PC. So in order to access the secondary PC I have to switch the input on the secondary screen from main PC to secondary PC, plus I have another keyboard and mouse that take up space. This is why Multiplicity looked like a good solution. As for my screens, t