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I have 3 Win 8.1 critters, 2 desktops and a newbie, a Winbook TW802 from Microcenter which has 8.1 installed as it comes on an 8" screen. It acts as a reguler 8,1 desktop install. Has problems when apps need more than the 2GB ram, but otherwise is a neat thing. Love the std USB port (supports usb 2 hub!) which sees Logitech receivers, external drives, and whatever. First experience showed me why so many cuss Win 8. Yup. I agree, now. But my 2 desktops use Start 8 and work great. So I

a KVM is not a remote desktop app either, just allows a single monitor, keyboard, and mouse to be used by multiple computers. ''So multip.,icity is not suited for what I want to do. All I need to know.

Multiplicity only shares a mouse and keyboard...right? No video sharing? So my secondary box does need it's own monitor(s)? Or can it use one or more of those on the primary? Here's my story. Prime box W8Pro 64-bit w/3 monitors. Mostly running applications which for the most part were current as of W2K/XP's era (see no real reason to update, especially since in several cases there are no updated versions and in others the cost is thousa