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ITJef
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Multiple Monitors

We are running Horizon 7.1 and when we connect to machines using Blast or PCoIP it does not use all 4 monitors. We have configured the pool to allow it and we have selected all monitors in the client however it does not work. When we set it to all monitors in the client the screen opens and on one monitor we see the login screen but the machine is frozen and we can't login. If we change it back to window - large then it loads and we can login properly. What could be the issue?

Horizon 7.1

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Shaw_Way
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After wasting a heap of time trying to work out why my Windows 10 desktops could only see one monitor, I discovered the VM object now has the number of displays set there too.

This wasn’t the case in the past.

vSphere Web Client Version 6.5.1.0.10000

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Virtual Machine Edit Settings:

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AishR
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The issue is resolved with Horizon 7.2, Please try upgarding to View 7.2 and check if the issue persists

ITJef
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I upgraded this weekend and i am experiencing the same issue. Ia m running Horizon 7.2 and the 4.5 version of the horizon client.

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vJoeG
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What OS are the clients in the pool(s) Windows vs Linux

Can you post a screen shot of your Pool configuration screen as well?

Last question, for now, are you using 3D Rendering (GRID)?

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ITJef
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all clients are windows 7 enterprise

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We are not doing any 3d rendering. We have one environment that is 7.1 and another environment that is 7.2 and both are experiencing the exact same issues. We can't get 4 monitors to work in any way however on a handfull of cases we can get 2 monitors to work

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Shaw_Way
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After wasting a heap of time trying to work out why my Windows 10 desktops could only see one monitor, I discovered the VM object now has the number of displays set there too.

This wasn’t the case in the past.

vSphere Web Client Version 6.5.1.0.10000

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Virtual Machine Edit Settings:

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ITJef
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This is exactly what i had to configure to get things to work with 4 monitors. Also make sure 3D is turned off because that limits you to two monitors i believe.

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