Just for the record. Public Education... I want to share new information (at least for me). I previously wrote: -- I tried to use "Allow an app through firewall" (found on the Firewall & network protection tab), but neither Stardock nor Multiplicity appear in the pre-populated list, and I could not see an option to add an app manually"</st
Bingo!!! Neil, thank you very much! When I disabled the firewall earlier, the clipboard/file sharing worked immediately , without having to reboot, so I wrongly assumed that it was not necessary. My bad. The reboot was not necessary in both cases: when my Win11 was set as Public network, as well as after I changed it manually to a Private one. Following your advice, I realized why it was necessary. Upon reboot, Windows asked me if I want t
Thanks for your reply. The fire wall is indeed the culprit. However, I noticed that my win10 were set as private network while win11 was set as public. (I followed Microsoft recommendation to chose Public). I changed the network profile on win11 from Public to Private, assuming that the lesser restrictions on private network will allow clipboard and file sharing, but it did not . I tried to use "Allow an app through firewall" (found on the Fi
Background I have been using version 3 happily for a long time. I have just purchased a new Win 11 computer and decided to upgrade Multiplicity. I am now on 4.01 pro trial version. My Setup Three computers: two win10; one Win11. All with current windows updates. Multiplicity 4.01 is installed on all three, Seamless mode. All three are hard-wired on same home network. The Issue
Two WIN10 computers, version 1803 and 1809 - worked fine. Last night, the primary was upgraded from 1803 to 1903 and the mouse cursor was lost on the secondary. I followed above suggestion (by Sean Drohan), connected a mouse directly to the secondary to change mouse setting. Great!, it worked, but, not so fast 😒 As soon as disconnect the mouse from the secondary, the mouse disappears. Do I have to keep a