KVM w/ Mutiple Monitors

Hello All - I'm not sure it's possible (and leaning towards no) but hoping someone can provide guidance. 

My current setup is a physical KVM I'm using between a personal desktop and a work laptop. I have a keyboard, mouse and multiple monitors. Two now but shortly adding a third. There are really no issues other than many cords and physical box to switch between. With getting a third monitor it would require a new physical KVM and I'm getting a new desk setup which won't be good for a bulky KVM switch. 

My goal is to use my desktop as primary and connect to the laptop. In testing with a trial license it seems that when I connect I can only take advantage of 1 monitor since it's a laptop.

My question: Is there anyway to take advantage of the real estate of all three monitors to act if three were connected to the laptop via Multiplicity?

I feel like I'm out of options other than a physical KVM to take advantage of a single keyboard mouse setup while using all three monitors. I can't use RDP either because of Windows Hello and requirements for device based certificates connected to TPM I'm unable to leverage RDP while accessing corporate resources remotely.

Thanks in advance.

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Reply #1 Top

Hello,

I have forwarded your problem to Stardock Support team for their assistance. Please keep an eye on this thread for any updates. We appreciate your feedback and patience.

 

Basj

Stardock Community Assistant.

Reply #2 Top

Hello,

My goal is to use my desktop as primary and connect to the laptop. In testing with a trial license it seems that when I connect I can only take advantage of 1 monitor since it's a laptop.
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'Only take advantage of one [Secondary] monitor [at a time]'

That would be a more complete statement and true - when connected a MP Secondary from a Primary, you can only view one Secondary monitor at a time but all are available to be seen.

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Sean Drohan
Stardock Customer Service Manager