Can only control secondary for few seconds
Any help will be appreciated.
iluv2flytoo: I apologize for not responding sooner...I had not recevied a notification of your response for some reason.
What version of Multiplicity are either of you using?
-Mike
[Stardock Support]
Is this a consistent issue? To disable clipboard sharing, please double-click the multiplicity icon in your system tray, and click the "interface" tab. At the bottom of that page, uncheck "Enable clipboard sharing." By disabling this, you can at least see if this what was causing the problem. If so, it will help in narrowing down the problem.
I've forwarded your post to the development team.
-Mike
[Stardock Support]
I'm having the same issue - but am using 1.02 *Test* mode, I am looking for *EXACTLY* this sort of program, but i need stability... If this can be solved without me reformatting my machines, I will purchase for sure!
Clipboard sharing is off:
I've tried changing the port, It won't connect (says "Cannot connect.. blah blah firewall {none exist between us})
Thanks !
I am having a similar problem, except for the folowing differences:
Initially, everything worked perfectly. Now after a restart on both machines, I am finding that Multiplicity unloads itself whenever I attempt to move the mouse to the secondary machine. The secondary machine appears to work fine, however, the icons show there is a connection, even when there is not. To get around this, now I have activated the scroll lock function to switch between screens, however, whenever I accidentally cross the mouse to the secondary machine, wah lah, it unloads itself again.
Quite a pain, I wish it could be solved, because again, I would be a guaranteed buyer.
It seems download.com are still hosting an old build which expired on the 1st January. We have a new build which was done in December, but for some reason its not been updated on their server.
Hopefully this will be resolved later today.
It was working fine then suddenly went all belly up and I can't control my second PC. I went to download the "new" version but it still says it was added back in July. Can anyone confirm if the newer version is available to download yet, and if so where???????
To upgrade to the latest build of MP, you use support webpage which e-mails you your serial numbers again. Or you can do it via SDCentral.
There is a newer internal build with some additional tweaks based on feedback from some customers who for some reason have random disconnects (I.e. not every X seconds) and I hope this will be put out as a beta in the coming week.
If your disconnects follow a pattern of every X seconds, it is most likely the secondary machine was not upgraded correctly from earlier builds. In which case uninstalling MP from the PC, rebooting, deleting any files left (should be none) and then reinstalling MP may help.
I have been experiening this problem as well and I believe I had discovered the reason (at least in my scenario - my configuration is a little different but the problems experienced were the same).
I am running Windows Server 2003 on my primary machine and XP Professional on my secondary machine running version 1.01. I use my primary machine as a terminal server as well and found that this problem would manifest itself whenever I was running a terminal session. In these sessions, I noticed that Multiplicity was running as well and was confusing Multiplicity. After closing (i.e. logging out of) the terminal sessions, the problem goes away.
While this configuration is a bit different, I know some of the terminal services subsystem is used in Windows XP (e.g. secondary logins) so it might help point others to the cause of their problem.
I would advise upgrading from 1.01 to see if it helps.
It is true you must not have the same secondary listed on 2 primary machines. If you do then both primary machines will connect and disconnect the other primary.
Unloading WB from the primary DOES stop MP. On a secondary this will not stop MP as a service is used, but on a primary multipl.exe is responsible for outgoing connections.
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