Hi Lea,
The issue is fixed.
Although I don’t know why this happens, I can provide all the information I have to better state the issue and maybe it will help us address the problem.
I used my laptop (i7-6700k plus NVIDIA P5200, CLEVO P770DMG) as the host machine, only one screen (LG 34′ Ultrawide 144Hz) was used, the internal screen from my laptop was disabled. Then, I used my iPad pro (I believe it is 2019 version) as the extension screen, which doesn’t have any problem from the beginning to the end. Then, I used my iPhone X as my second extension screen. At the beginning, it successfully conntected, but after I quitted the APP, and came into again, the APP in iPhone didn’t show any host machine. Even I used another laptop as the host machine, the iPhone didn’t show anything (neither first nor second laptop), while the iPad showed both host machines. However, when I used HTML5 to find the hose machine, it can succeed to connect in the Safari of the iPhone.
Recently, I change the graphic card in the first laptop from P5200 to 970m, DELETE ALL GRAPHIC DRIVERS and REINSTALL THEM. The iPhone shows the host machine. During the duration from the failed time till now, I ONLY change the drivers. So, I think it is due to the graphic drivers. However, one thing doesn’t support this conclusion is that I also used another laptop (second host machine), but the APP on iPhone cannot find that neither. After I reinstall the driver in my first laptop, the second laptop magically shows in the APP on iPhone too.
I don’t quite understand why the driver on first laptop can also affect the second laptop? Is there anything hooking some configuration file in iPhone and it affect the whole local network?
By the way, thank you for making this convenient and great software.
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