Fixed thanks to some info Neil Banfield provided in another thread: he mentioned that if the DLL isn't running, it might be because my antivirus program (Norton in this case) prevented necessary writes to the registry. I turned off Norton for a bit, reinstalled Multiplicity, and I was good to go. I also double checked to make sure it was still working after I turned Norton back on and rebooted. ;)
[quote who="Moropant" reply="3" id="2009082"]how to get 1.22 update?[/quote] The original link they provided me for v1.21 now points to v1.22. I recently introduced a new secondary laptop to my configuration which uses Vista Business 64. I initially installed Multiplicity v1.21 not knowing there was an update, and when I ran into problems, I updated all my installations to v1.22. However, I'm still encountering the same problem the original posted mentioned above.&
i had similar connectivity problems with a vista primary and xp secondary setup. the funny thing was that my xp secondary box is actually a multiple boot box with xp setup with different apps for different uses, but multiplicity worked fine on one partition and not another. i made a bunch of changes trying to figure out what the problem was and finally narrowed it down to the problematic installation also having microsoft's user-mode driver framework installed. i removed it, and everything wo