Hello Max,
Thank you for the provided details.
Could you please let us know if you have tried adjusting the touchpad settings or updating the mouse software on the Viewer's side?
Unfortunately, we cannot reproduce the issue which means that it only manifests itself in certain circumstances.
So then this pop up happens some time later
Could you please clarify if you mean the
First connection warning window? If this is the case, then we are considering the revamp of the First connection warning window along with some other features. However, unfortunately, we cannot provide any specific ETA on this yet.
I'm checking the host version (because its not shown in the Viewer, for example)
Actually, it's also possible to check the Host version in the Viewer if you switch to the
Details view style:
One of these times I'll record the process of what it goes through compared to other services in terms of initial connection time.
Of course, please feel free to send it to us to
[email protected].
Install RUT using a silent installer made against 6.10.3. When I went to add the code in 6.12.1, it said I needed to use the same Viewer version as what was used to generate it! Jeepers, that is another strike against the silent installer feature. If I had installed the silent installer, got home and then got this message without an opportunity to manually se t a new password so I could manually add to the Viewer, I probably would just give up on RUT right then and there and move to another solution. Try and only break backwards compatibility on major versions, not on minor versions, I beg you!
I apologize for the inconvenience. We try to maintain as much backward compatibility as possible with each update because we understand that our customers might not be able to update remote Hosts all at once. Besides, we even advise updating remote Hosts in small increments and first test the update procedure on a small sample. There is backward compatibility, however, it's always better to upgrade both Viewer and Host and avoid relying on it.
As for the issue itself - could you please clarify if the issue occurred on another Viewer machine instead of the one where the installation package was configured? If this is the case, you simply need to copy the
keys.dat file which is an
encryption key to the Viewer machine where you want to use the
Add using code feature. This file is located in the
C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Roaming\Remote Utilities Files\ folder on the computer where you originally configured the installation package.
Please try copying this file and pasting it to the same
C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Roaming\Remote Utilities Files\ folder on the Viewer PC where you want to use the
Add using code feature.
Here's a related
KB article.
Looking forward to your reply.