[fix] Windows 7 x64, multi monitor, issues (in this version)

[B]

kisson, I'd suggest using 1.0.8.0 instead. It seems to have much better multiple monitor support in my limited experience.

[redge]

B and kisson

are you really sure you had updated the winvnc 1.0.8.2 by this fix below
http://www.uvnc.eu/download/winvnc_1083 ... isplay.zip
look the about winvnc in systray.

[B]

Thanks redge. I don't think I've tried that yet -- BUT my bigger complaint with 1.0.8.2 is its broken repeater support. I don't imagine the version you just linked fixes that?

[kissson]

B and kisson

are you really sure you had updated the winvnc 1.0.8.2 by this fix below
http://www.uvnc.eu/download/winvnc_1083 ... isplay.zip
look the about winvnc in systray.

yes, I am using build_10832
first, I wonder uvnc_settings.exe left right settings don't work because of I am not in service mode , but I found that it is not related

and after I install mirror driver, it is working correctly

but my secondary is 4:3 , and uvnc makes it the same height and aspect like my primary which is 16:10
1152x864 -> 1440x900 , now I see the left monitor plus left most 288 pixel in my viewer for left display , as well as 1152x36 in the lower left

and in order to show my primary screen only , I need to disable hookdll
and re-enable when I want to show my secondary

[redge]

I don't imagine the version you just linked fixes that?

No

[kb779806]

I'm having an issue where I vnc into a user's machine, and while it looks like my mouse on their primary monitor, it is actually on the secondary monitor on the user's end. Sure makes it hard to click on any icons etc. Does the update in #10 fix this? If so, does this fix need to be applied on all of the end user's machine or just mine?

Thanks for any help

[Miguel12345]

Thanks Rudi De Vos for this fix, it fixed my triple screen bug too, my primary screnis the right one, but UVNC was putting the mouse cursor on the left one, not even the center one.

I'm having an issue where I vnc into a user's machine, and while it looks like my mouse on their primary monitor, it is actually on the secondary monitor on the user's end. Sure makes it hard to click on any icons etc. Does the update in #10 fix this? If so, does this fix need to be applied on all of the end user's machine or just mine?

Thanks for any help

Yes it fixes that kind of problem. The file is the server application, so it have to be applied on the end user machine

But I have another problem with triple screen, I have to use 1/1 server size or the screen is enlarged and sometimes the client crashes.

[rkagerer]

I had the same problem where my mouse would be stuck all the way on the left of the leftmost screen when using multiple monitors. The update fixed it. Hope the fix gets integrated into the next stable build!

Much thanks!

[asmodeus]

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 here, dual monitor setup:



Used to be fine but about a week ago suddenly I was able to see only primary. Tried fixes from this thread. No hook/mirror driver.[/img]

[ravendawson]

Thanks for the information, guys. This guide to fix windows greatly helped me. My mouse is also working fine now. Before, it will only move towards the left part of my monitor and I was wondering why it does only that. Thanks for this version.