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Remote Desktop Connection Manager
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NickAngelopoulos-2675
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I'm facing a problem with Remote Desktop Connection Manager. I have added 2 remote connections to two different PCs (VMs). I connect to one connection and open AnyDesk. I give access to someone via AnyDesk. Everything works normally but while RDCM's window has the focus and the remote user moves the mouse around, my mouse is moved around too. Also if i open the 2nd connection, my mouse moves around too. If i click outside of RDCM and it looses focus, i have control of my mouse again. The moving around is done even if my mouse is outside the bounds of RDCM window (in another monitor).
This problem makes it extremely difficult to work with multiple connections and remote access. Is there a way to prevent this from happening or it needs code-level fixing?
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NickAngelopoulos-2675 41 Reputation points
2023-03-20T09:57:00.05+00:00 The expected behavior would be to move the mouse around when the remote user moves the mouse, but only if all the following conditions are true:
- RDCM's window has the focus.
- The mouse pointer is inside the bounds of RDCM's window.
- The selected connection is the one which contains the active AnyDesk session.
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