Hi Neil, Thank you for the clear reply and explanation. That's helpful. I'm guessing I'm kind of stuck then as I'm unable to edit the firewall rules on the primary computer and I suspect if there was a way to change the copy/paste port to one that was open, that would foul as the executable name wouldn't match the port rule. Thanks, Rich
I'm already aware of the article, thanks. I have no control over the firewall on primary computer, however other more complicated functionality appears to work fine, so I'm presuming that ports are opening up OK. Does pasting on the secondary computer require an incoming connection into the primary?
Hello, I've got a registered Multiplicity instance installed on two Windows 10 PCs. The primary PC is a corporate laptop with a locked-down firewall that I do not have access to (not Defender). Mouse and keyboard sharing works well across both computers in most cases (VPN connections can cause connections to renegotiate). I have an odd situation where clipboard copy and paste of text/images etc. only works in one direction from the secondary PC to the primary PC, but <
All quiet on the support front. Can I provide any log files, or further details? Any ideas on what could be going wrong? Do you have a test version you want me to try? Let me know as having to quit Multiplicity every time I want my laptop to sleep is getting a bit tiresome! Thanks.
Neil - I've answered all of these in my my original post. Thanks.
Correct. Not selected.
Hi Sean. I made the change as requested (I have the licence for the KM version), but problem is still there. If I unload Multiplicity on slave unit, I can sleep fine. Attempting to sleep using the trackpad to trigger it caused an event-viewer ID of 507 stating that it was exiting connected standby with an input reason of keyboard. Thanks.<
I can confirm that it is not checked.
Hello, I've got a similar issue with two Dell computers. My main work PC is the primary, and all check boxes advised in earlier posts are cleared. On the "slave" unit which has no keyboard and mouse, Multiplicity is setup as a secondary. On the slave/secondary Dell (new XPS 2021 edition), I'm no longer able to put the computer to sleep when Multiplicity is installed. When I click start > power > sleep, the laptop briefly sleeps and then wakes back up again. This is regar