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Use a consistent client configuration where all host screens are used. The most likely manifestation of this issue is through use of the "full screen one screen" and windowed display modes offered by our software clients. Specifically, if the physical agent machine has multiple displays attached (either real ones or dongles) and the client makes use of less than this full count our product may not automatically be able to return to using all the displays. Re-enabling multiple displays on consumer NVIDIA GPU failsĪn issue can occur when switching the number of monitors used at the client end.

Check "Detect Monitor" from Teradici menu bar.

Troubleshooting Mouse cursor offset and not aligned correctly Locally attached keyboard and mouse will be passed through to the physical workstation even during an active remote session.

If physical workstation has locally attached keyboard and mouse, disconnect them.

Do not shutdown the remote PC, doing so will require someone to manually turn it back on.

Open the " PCoIP Client" from the Windows start menu.

Doing so will require someone to manually turn the PC back on before you can reconnect. While connected to the remote PC, do not shut it down.

*Connection Name: (Enter a user friendly name, such as "My Student PC").

Enter the following connection details:.

Open " PCoIP Client" from the Windows start menu.

Software Client for macOS" for Apple Macs.

"Software Client for Windows" for Microsoft Windows PCs.

Download the relevant "Software Client" from.home PC) the Teradici PCoIP client is required to connect to the remote PC. However be aware where your Internet bandwidth is limited it may introduce compression and artifacts to the display. The protocol (PCoIP) supports dynamic adaption, so should work in low-bandwidth environments. This differs from Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol which provides an emulated graphics experience which impacts on the ability for GPU intensive applications to run, such as NukeX, Substance Painter and other applications that have OpenGL, DirectX or CUDA requirement. Teradici (specifically, PCoIP) is a remote display protocol that allows remote access to classroom based PCs and exposes the GPU's capabilities to the remote client PC.