Multiplicity is, without a doubt, the single best program for Windows I have found! However, Windows 7/8 Firewall rules can sometimes keep it from working correctly, especially if you're upgrading from Version 1.26 to Version 2. So, before getti
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Here's how I fixed cut and paste on my system: The problem has to do with Windows Firewall rules and installation of previous versions of Multiplicity where the "install over" did not remove old FW rules. Do this for each system. 1) Uninstall Multiplicity, then 2) Go to Control Panel ---> Windows Firewall ---&
Problem corrected! Here's what I found: I had upgraded from the old version of 1.26 to 2.0, THEN to 2.00.29, THEN to 2.01.00. I had also done remove/re-installs several times to attempt to fix the problem. Somewhere in the process, the old WINDOWS FIREWALL Inbound Rules for Multiplicity were not deleted and at one point, Multiplicity access was blocked. <span style="font-size: medi
Thanks for your help! Upon checking the Windows 7 firewall rules on the 64 bit systems, I found that there were entries in the Inbound section for Multiplicity (see attached file of snips from the windows 7 firewall inbound rules). The two entries towards the bottom for "Stardock Multiplicity 2 ---- Private" were blocked. Unblocking them on the appropriate systems fixed the problem of cut and paste. Further, upon upgrading from version 2.00.29
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I keep getting notifications: "This message concerns your ticket #GXG-783-93179. We have not received any response back from you in 72 hours, and would like to know if you consider this issue to be resolved. If you have any further questions, simply respond to this e-mail." <
No firewall--this is an internal network. Ralph
Update!!!! Machines 1 and 2 are running Win7 64 Bit, machine 3 is running Win7 32 bit. Clipboard functionality works going FROM 32 bit to 64 bit, but NOT from 64 bit to 64 bit or 32 bit! This appears to be a problem related to 64 bit support! Ralph
It is a network of 3 machines, primary and 2 secondaries. Windows Defender is turned off on all 3 machines. Ports 30564 and 30567 show activity on each machine using Win7 Resource Monitor and connections to MP2Control(30567), MultiSrv (30567) and Multipl2(30564). I have not seen any activity on port 30565. The behavior appears that the connection is working, but the actual information doesn't make it. The "Paste" option on the target machine become
Last week, the copy and paste clipboard functionality of v2 quit working. Have uninstalled/reinstalled v2 on all machines, double checked settings, etc., to no avail! Sent a message to support about this problem, but have not heard back from them yet, Running Windows 7/SP1 with latest updates, no firewall on, local network. Systems "look like" their are trying to past but nothing shows up. The drop down box on the target system shows "Paste" available (
Computers are all on the same local network, a 1000 mbs wired network with one 8 port Trendnet switch between them. Network traffic is light. Systems are 1 hop apart. Network addressing 192.168.1.*. Originating processor is a dual core AMD Athlon at 2.5GHz, receiving system is a 6 core AMD Phenom II. Music player is Windows Media player. Network load when playing a song runs about 200KBS Tried using both left and right mouse buttons for D&D.&nbs
I just upgraded to V2.0 of Multiplicity for the drag and drop and sound support. I have 3 Systems with a primary and two secondaries. All 3 are running Windows 7 SP1 plus latest fixes. The sound support on another PC works great, however there are a few occurrences where it will "hiccup" for a fraction of a second. I cannot get drag-and-drop to work. "Allow D&D" is enabled on the primary computer. 1) When the mouse hits the edge of the