Multiplicity sounds like one keyboard/mouse shared between two PCs each with their own monitor(s). My home PC has three monitors, two of which are shared via the kvm with my work PC. I don't see how Multiplicity is going to tell the two monitors to switch over to the other computer along with the mouse and keyboard. Are you saying it somehow does that?
After I re-installed DeskScapes I tried to duplicate the issue and it didn't happen. But that was a couple days ago. Today when I switched my KVM to my home PC (which disables the 3rd monitor and enables the two primary monitors) the issue occurred again. I was able to use Zoom to record the event. The video shows much slower flashing than was actually happening. When live it switches images as fast as it can which seems like about 8 times per second. Note that when I pause De
I had uninstalled it because it was making me crazy. And now I can't seem to duplicate the issue. I will continue to try, and then try restarting Explorer to see if that has any effect.
I installed Deskscapes 11 on my new Windows 11 PC on which I have three monitors. I use 2 of them between two computers and the third only for computer 1 while using the other 2 on computer 2. However, you should be able to duplicate this issue with just two monitors. With 2 monitors, start Deskscapes. You should have two different animated backgrounds. Unplug or disconnect one of the monitors. My experience is that the single remaining monitor toggles