bretsvoboda

I know this all used to work just fine a couple versions ago but since then things have been going a little wonky. I am now on Windows 11 on both of the machines I am using this on. I have 2 Samsung G5 32" gaming displays. Both monitors are plugged in through Displayports. Granted, only difference between the 2 is my Secondary display is a year older than my primary. Secondary display is setup on 144hz and primary is setup on 165hz. If I hit my shortcut i created, Shift+F10, on my primary dis

So now I am a little confused. I could have sworn I was using seamless before now I am not sure. I have gotten this to now work in KVM mode. Since I purged everything I don't know. It seems to be working find in KVM mode now though.

So I decided to wipe it from both computers even though both were at the same versions as they were installed both together from the beginning. I also used the scruber batch file just in case. Rebooted and reinstall everything back again and it still operating in the same way. No Window to control the program but I can drag my mouse across my second monitor area and it appears on the Multiplicity controlled secondary computer.

Sorry about that, things got busy. Window full version is stated above. Win10home_primary and Win10Pro_secondary. 22H2 Build 1904.6216 MP version is 4.05

So I updated my 2 computers the other day and I didn't check it right away but upon trying to use Multiplicity the window comes up saying unable to connect. It also states that it appears the primary and secondary are 2 different versions, which isn't true. The only thing updated was my windows 10 Home 22H2 Build 1904.6216. This is where it gets odd. I tried the test connection and it is stating that is able to successfully connect, upon further testing... These are 2 windows 10 computers tha

Well, as it happens, 4.05 hit my machine for the an update so I decided to go through with that and not sure if it was just specifically fixed in this update or because multiple updates between both machines happen but its now fixed. Was starting to think i would have to install docker on my main computer to fix the issue but this works even better.

I have been running Mulitiplicity for years and I love it, I wish we had a linux version also but I digress. Been using 4.01 Pro for awhile and I recently enabled virtualization on my secondary machine as I am running docker-compose on it now to connect my new Elegoo printer to Octoeverywhere and this requires the machine to run with virtualization enabled. Now I can't connect to the machine and I read on some google links that this may be causing Multiplicity to not run due to how kv