Alastairnyght

Here's something interesting I just found, if I close the putty window with the X it doesn't make the others inaccessible. But if I close it via typing 'exit' then it does.

They're not hidden or off screen. If I hover over them in the task bar they show up on screen where they're supposed to be. You can't really do anything with them that way, but they are there. As soon as I try anything like maximize, move, etc... they disappear. I'm probably going to end up going back to Groupy 1 as well if they don't fix this fast. This is the second "upgrade" for a Stardock app that I've been through this year that's ended up being an enormous pain. I

Uninstall, reboot, reinstall did not help. Uninstall, reboot, install 2.30 beta also did not help. I am sorry but I am not posting a video of my desktop, I don't care to share that with the world. I've been as clear as I can be on what's happening.

Windows 10 Pro 22H2 OS Build 19045.6332 Group 2.2 Currently I have group all turned off and only use it for select applications. One of which is Putty. It groups my Putty windows together like it's supposed to (same as old Group). However if I close/exit any of those grouped windows then the remainder become impossible to access. I can't alt+tab to them, I can't maximize them from the task bar (which they do show up on), can't restore them, nothing. All I can do

No, it's always been a problem for me on Multiplicity 4 Pro since I installed it back in February. I've run the usual gambit of trouble shooting steps like uninstalling, clearing out all the files, reinstalling, updating (multiple times now through multiple versions). I ran 3 relatively fine for years. And as I've said already in this thread you don't even need to change the passcode. Every time any of the machines reboots, I have to go into Multiplicity on the main and re-save the passcodes

The bug is still here in 4.07 Pro

I've been keeping an eye on this thread for months and it's done no good. Those canned responses are really not helpful at all.

This bug is still present in 4.05 Pro.

Updated my PCs this morning to the new Multiplicity version. The problem has not been fixed.

No, I've not messed with any of the beta versions.

I just noticed a little while ago (after a reboot of the primary) that I could even retype the same passcode, save and then it can connect. So it'd seem that changing it isn't required, it's re-saving it that does the trick.

This has continued and gotten to the point now that any time one of the computers restarts then I have to change the passcode in order for them to reconnect with each other properly.

It seems like there's something off about how 4 checks passcode matches. I can be running along fine but then here comes a reboot for whatever reason and suddenly the computers can't properly connect to each other. I go in and look, both have the same passcodes (that were working moments before) yet they won't connect. I change the passcode to something new and suddenly they can connect. At that point I can even then go back in and change them back to what they were before and they match agai

Yes, I can not get to either of my other machines without first going up to the secondary monitor of my primary computer. The cursor will not slide out to the left or right of the primary monitor of the main desktop.

I've found myself in a situation where I'd like to do something similar but a bit different. My primary desktop has two displays. A 43" 4K UHD tv/monitor (display A) with a 34" monitor (display B ) below it. Then I have a laptop to the left of (display C) and another desktop to the right (Display D). Currently B is my primary display, so if I want to get to the laptop for example I have to first mouse up to A and then left to C (or right to D). I wish for something like the computer lay