[e digicons]X([/e] Nooooooooo.... Sorry for the drama If anyone have any new ideas...
KazuSam
Yeap. I went to msconfig and disabled all services but leaving all MS and multiplicity services on boot. But still not working. Maybe a MS app is causing this issue?!
[quote who="KazuSam" reply="23" id="3709986"] Didn't work. But I notice that I can't restart my multiplicity service. When I try, windows says that is running, but the program itself are not. Just in my master. If I restart the service in the slave, works fine. More details about that (after restart of the service): - The Multilplicity tray icon vanishes; - I can open the application from the shortcut, the app opens, but
Didn't work. But I notice that I can't restart my multiplicity service. When I try, windows says that is running, but the program itself are not. Just in my master. If I restart the service in the slave, works fine. More details about that (after restart of the service): - The Multilplicity tray icon vanishes; - I can open the application from the shortcut, the app opens, but don't have the hability to go to the slave screen; - If I
And today started again... [e digicons]:'([/e]
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="19" id="3708761"] Quoting colcher, reply 18 This "CTRL-ALT-DEL" thing suggests a different problem from those described in these threads, don´t you think? It makes me think there is a shared / common third party app / setting conflict to be honest.
Yeah, I've tried every solution post in here, but all of them don't work. The only solution is to uninstall and reinstall, but this is just a fix too, 'cause as soon I restart my PC (master), this problem happens again. I'll post a few things to elucidate this problem: - The mouse click don't work in any slave, just in the master PC (other functionalities works correctly, like mouse movement, keyboard and clipboard); - I have a VPN (from work)
I'm having the same issue as Sérgio.