Hi Gianpaolo,
Good to know, thanks for the feedback!
To clarify for others: My "lockup" only occurs if I forget to move the mouse cursor out of an active VM client window, and gPhotoShow engages thereafter in the Windows host session. That AMD Radeon HD 6450 card in that PC is a bare bones card, but ...
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- Wed Oct 07, 2020 4:00 pm
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Workaround for gPhotoShow and VMware monitor lockup.
Hi,
I'm just making a public service post here to (hopefully) help the IT community, as follows:
This thread describes a workaround for monitor/video lock-up when cursor is left in a VMware v10 client virtual machine and gPhotoShow activates on the host Windows machine, which causes PC monitor to ...
I'm just making a public service post here to (hopefully) help the IT community, as follows:
This thread describes a workaround for monitor/video lock-up when cursor is left in a VMware v10 client virtual machine and gPhotoShow activates on the host Windows machine, which causes PC monitor to ...