UltraVNC

This appears to be fixed in the latest release.

Is anyone able to respond or address this bug please? Thanks.

Further update: if I turn Collaboration on in winvnc.ini (Collabo=1 instead of 0), I can see how this feature is meant to work. I can see it could be useful. The blue hands move around etc. But I have Collaboration turned off (Collabo=0) and do not need this feature - so I think if Collabo=0 the ...

Update: I've just found this post: https://forum.uvnc.com/viewtopic.php?p=109560#p109560 which appears to show a whole load of these hands, but I don't really understand what I can do to disable this Collaboration mode, which I do not want or need. I simply want this hand icon to go away and never ...

I have a Windows 10 media PC with UltraVNC server running on it, and use VNC as the main way I control it, so it's frequently left connected from both my laptop and my phone. Since a recent update - I have 1.3.6 now but I think this started with the previous update - I keep seeing the strange blue ...

For anyone following this thread, I've now documented a pretty good workaround in the other thread:
[post=85745][/post]

OK, I have found a 90% good workaround. I tracked down where it was saving the options when I ticked the save settings box. It's here: C:\Users\[my username]\AppData\Roaming\UltraVNC\options.vnc If you open this in Notepad you can see it *does* save the screen choice, near the bottom of the file ...

I somehow managed to overlook this similar thread: [topic=27942][/topic] Genuinely don't know how! Apologies. That said I suppose I am asking a very slightly different thing here, about command-line launching of VNCviewer.exe, so my query could perhaps be resolved if a command-line switch was ...

I have yet to try, but will give it a shot later. in the meantime, just to be clear: Have you selected the prefered monitor, then checked "save settings as default" before connecting? I have this same problem with VNC Viewer opening on the wrong monitor, and can confirm that yes, I have tried that ...

I have just upgraded both my computers to 1.0.9.6 from 1.0.8.0, on Windows 7 64-bit (for the computer I'm running the viewer on in this scenario) and Windows 7 32-bit (for the computer I'm viewing remotely). I am suffering from an issue related to my dual monitor setup, which I had never experienced ...