R90LE 3 Monitor issues with PCOIP

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1. April 2011 at 14:06 #6564
istefanos
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Good morning/evening/night fellow Monkeys,

We are currently in the process of testing out the R90LE terminal with the ATI 2200 additional video card.

RDP works ( spanned across the 3 monitors) but PCOIP doesnt work there is problem with the other 2 monitors not displaying anything ,black screens, the cursor moves across them but i cannot move any documents,items to them…

I have setup on the View portal to allow 3 monitors, is there any registry key/config files I need to config on the Virtual machine itself?

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4. April 2011 at 18:37 #20314
ConfGen
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Have you tried to config this inside the virtual session?

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5. April 2011 at 12:48 #20331
istefanos
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Thank you

I configured it via the VM console and all is well

Cheers!
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