I did as instructed but the same result with the two dialog boxes as shown in the first post above. … and the "about" indicates it is a licensed copy. In a day or two I'm again expecting to get a pop up asking me to activate. I will report back if this occurs. Thanks for working with me on this.
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at 10:00 AM PST today (2/28/2021) I got the following popup: I went through the sequence to activate the key trying both pasting the key and using the web link to activate the key. The same cycle repeated itself as shown earlier in the message. Prior to starting the reactivation sequence, I took a snapshot of the about: <img src="https://cdn.star
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately this does not address the issue. The referenced procedure is exactly what I followed and I did get the first dialog indicating that activation was successful (see graphics 1 above). However when I clicked on the finish button, I received a dialog indicating that it wasn't successful (see graphics 2 above) asking me to go back to complete activation. At the current time I'm not experiencing problems but if
I have switched my primary and secondary computers. I then went through the activation sequence on the new primary computer. After I use the server option I get the following message: When I click finish I get this message: When I click on
That worked. And then when I went back to the name of the computer it is also now also working. Not sure what happened but everything is working now. I left it with the name in case DHCP assigns a new IP address. Thanks
1. My designation of private hasn't changed. All the computers are on the same workgroup. 2. On the secondary, it is on the same subnet as the primary and all other network connections show as "media disconnected" so there is only one IP address available for the secondary. I can ping the secondary computer successfully from the primary using the IP address and can access it by using the IP address from file manager. None of the computer
I'm experiencing the same problem. Before I updated to Win10 1903 (build 18362.418), multiplicity was working fine on my laptop configured as a secondary computer and running Win10 1809. After the update, the laptop secondary computer shows up in the seamless window on the primary computer but it is greyed out. Also the primary computer can't seem to determine the ip address of the secondary computer on the configure screen. I deleted the computer from both
Mike, I got a response from the development team (or at least I thnk I did) but apparently I deleted it. I haven't had time to work this issue and hope to this week. Could you get them to resend their message? Sorry for any inconvenience. Thanks Mike D.
It is a consistent issue. It happens all of the time. I disabled clipboard sharing and the the problem remains. I updated both machines to 1.02.006, unloaded stardock on both and restarted to ensure the latest version was active with clipboard sharing disabled and still the problem remains. Any help will be appreciated. Mike D.
I'm using Stardock Multiplicity Pro 1.02 on both machines Mike D.
Thanks for responding. Here is the additional information: 1. Win XP service pack 2 - all updates current 2. I've uninstalled and reinstalled on both computers. 3. I'm using a two monitorn configuration on the master and of course the laptop only has 1 display. Does this help?
While I had some problems with earlier versions of mulitplicity, version 1.02 seemed to work good until about 5 months ago. The cursor will readily go from the primary screen (right screen) to the secondary screen (left screen) but after about 2 to 5 seconds the cursor moves back to the primary in the upper right hand corner. I have the alert box feature on to tell me what screen the keyboard and mouse are controlling. When I switch to the secondary