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Release notes This document comprises the release notes for HP Remote Graphics Software (HP RGS). Topics covered in this document include the following: • New features • Known issues • Security issues

What’s new in Release 7.4

HP RGS 7.4 Sender supports Windows ––The Linux® RGS Receiver Package contains 2. RHEL 7.4 requires an update to GDM to and Linux®. HP RGS 7.4 Receiver supports two separate installers: avoid a problem where the login screen does not return after a logout. See Ret Hat Windows, Linux®, and macOS™. ––Receiver for RHEL 6.x Bugzilla bug 1469755. New features: ––Receiver for RHEL 7.x and SUSE 12 3. On Linux® Receiver, the SETUP MODE 1. Floating License Server: The FLEXnet ––The Linux® RGS Sender and Receiver sequence + H that is used to hide or unhide license server for floating licenses must Package contains the two Receiver the toolbar does not always work as be version 11.14 or later to support RGS installers listed above plus installers for: expected. This behavior is planned to be 7.4. Local licenses are not affected. The fixed in an upcoming release. - Sender for RHEL 6.x FLEXnet license server is included with the - Sender for RHEL 7.x and SUSE 12 HP RGS package. See the Licensing Guide at - Sender for SLED 11 hp.com/go/RGS for more information. What’s new in Release 7.3.3 2. Notes: Windows ––RHEL 7.4 and SLED 12 SP3 are now HP RGS Release 7.3.3 is a release for Windows –– Fall Creators Update is now supported and Linux® Senders and Receivers and the supported macOSTM Receiver. ––Restarting the Linux® Sender no longer ––64-bit versions of the Sender and Receiver requires a restart of the X Server Defect Fixes: for Windows are now available. If the ––A Receiver is no longer provided for SUSE 1. Fixed an issue on Windows 10 where Single 32-bit version of RGS is installed, the 64-bit Linux® Enterprise Desktop 11 Sign On and Easy Login would fail when the installer may be used to upgrade to 64-bit user is required to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete RGS 7.4. Future versions of RGS will deliver Defect Fixes: before login. only the 64-bit Sender and Receiver. The 1. Fixed an issue where Resolution matching 2. Fixed an issue on where the 32-bit version will be delivered at least was not working with vGPU with NVIDIA® Receiver would crash when Global Image until February of 2018. The 32 and 64-bit graphics on Windows. versions of RGS are compatible with each Updates are disabled. 2. Fixed a Linux® Receiver crash when using other. That is, a 32-bit Receiver can connect 3. Added a “Connecting” message when Advanced Video Compression. to either a 32 or 64-bit Sender and a 64-bit network conditions delay initial display of Receiver can connect to either a 32 or 3. Linux® Receiver to Linux® Sender no longer the Sender desktop. generates erroneous noise during the initial 64-bit Sender. 4. Fixed a crash when closing the Receiver with connection when using audio. ––The 64-bit version of RGS is installed in Advanced Video Compression (AVC) enabled. 4. Toolbar functions are now available on touch C:\Program Files\HP by default 5. Addressed a latency issue with connections devices when the virtual mouse is activated. ––RGS 7.4 supports Windows 10 Creators using AVC. 5. Fixed an issue where the was incorrect Update (Version 1703) 6. Fixed a Sender crash on Virtual or missing on the macOS™ Receiver. ––If the Windows 10 version is updated after Machines using GPU pass-through. 6. The audio volume can now be adjusted on installing HP RGS, Remote USB may stop 7. Fixed a Match Resolution issue on Linux® the sender system for RGS connections. working. Uninstall and then reinstall HP RGS Senders configured with non-default 7. Fixed an issue where Match Receiver display monitor refresh configurations. 3. Operating System Notes: Linux® resolutions was not working on headless 8. Fixed a macOSTM receiver disconnect when ––Previously, one installer for the Sender and Linux® sender systems. using a Japanese keyboard layout. one installer for the Receiver were sufficient 8. Fixed several cursor issues. for all supported distributions of Linux®. Known Issues: As of RGS 7.4, separate RGS installers are Known Issues: 1. A reboot may be required during an update provided for different Linux® Distributions. 1. A reboot may be required during an update of the Receiver if Remote USB is installed. of the Windows Receiver if Remote USB is installed. What’s new in Release 7.3.2 even on tablets” option in the RGS Receiver 2. Fixed a crash when using Linux® senders Configuration application. See the User with the Chrome browser. HP RGS Release 7.3.2 is a release for Windows Guide for more information. 3. Fixed an issue with the RGS preload license and Linux® Senders and Receivers and the on HP EliteBook 8440w. macOSTM Receiver. What’s new in Release 7.3.1 4. Smart cards can now be remoted to a sender from a ThinPro v5 receiver. New features: HP RGS Release 7.3.1 is a release for Windows 5. An outline of a window that is being moved or 1. Support for SUSE Linux® Enterprise 12.2. and Linux® Senders and Receivers and the resized is correctly displayed when Reduced TM 2. Support for ThinPro v6. macOS Receiver. Resources is enabled for Metacity Linux® senders. 3. Smart card redirection on Windows receiver New features: supports a wider range of smart card reader 1. Support for Windows 10 Anniversary What’s new in Release 7.2.3 devices including virtual smart cards. Smart Update (Version 1607). cards support is not backwards compatible. HP RGS Release 7.2.3 is a release for all 2. Performance improvement for HP3 on To use the new solution, both sender and supported products and platforms. Senders with Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 receiver need to be RGS 7.3.2 or later. Smart The following list describes the changes. card rediretion is supported on the following Anniversary Update and later with AMD or Intel Graphics. senders: Windows 7, 8.1, and10 and now New features: RHEL 6, RHEL 7, and SUSE Linux® Enterprise 3. Performance Improvement for AVC with 1. Sender properties were added to more 12. (Linux® support is new in 7.3.2.) Smart Windows Receivers (now AVC mode easily configure VMware virtual machine card redirection is supported on Windows supports 4k like the default HP3 mode). displays for use with NVIDIA® GRID Graphics. receivers only. On Windows-based and 4. Improved resolution matching when using ThinPro-based receivers, smart cards can NVIDIA® graphics on Windows Senders Defect fixes: be remoted using Remote USB. (bare metal or virtualized environments). 1. When logging into a Linux® Sender 4. MaxImageUpdateRate now applies to On by default for Windows 10 Anniversary conneced to a domain, domain\user is now AVC. In previous releases this setting only Update and later. New functionality includes: an accepted format. applied to HP3 (the default image codec). - Intelligent layout matching independent 2. If a Linux® Sender is at the login screen and a of display order. user disconnects without logging in, it is now Defect fixes: - Automatic creation of “virtual displays” for possible to reconnect to the RGS Sender. 1. Fixed an issue on Windows senders with resolution matching for Senders without NVIDIA® graphics where the RGS connection displays attached or fewer displays on the could consume unusually high network and Sender than the Receiver. What’s new in Release 7.2.2 CPU resources when the desktop is not - Support for custom resolutions in changing. virtualized environments. HP RGS Release 7.2.2 is a release for all supported products and platforms. 2. Fixed a black screen issue when connecting 5. New property IceLive.livessl.liveUDP.mtu. The following list describes the changes. to a HP ZBook laptop with Hybrid Graphics. When using a VPN, Set the MTU to a value 3. Fixed a crash caused by a sender having lower than the MTU of the VPN for best New features: cloned/duplicate monitors with NVIDIA® performance with HP Velocity. See the User 1. Improved smart card functionality for Resolution Matching enabled. Guide for details. Windows to enable a smart card to be used to 4. Fixed a receiver crash in macOSTM Sierra authenticate on a receiver and sender when in Tabbed Mode. Defect Fixes: simultaneously. 1. Fixed intermittent clipboard issues. 2. Added support for input devices with 5 2. Improved reliability of Linux® sender restart Known Issues: after logout. buttons. Supported for Windows receivers 1. The smart card service on RHEL 7 may and Windows senders; HP RGS 7.2.2 (or require additional configuration to start 3. Fixed problems with the mouse in RGS Game Mode. later) must be installed on both the sender correctly: Add “-c /etc/reader.conf.d/ and receiver. hpremotescr.conf” to the pcscd startup 4. Better smart card remoting on ThinPro. script located at usr/lib/systemd/system/ 5. Improved detection of USB ports for USB Defect fixes: pcscd.service.The ExecStart option in this redirection on Windows. 1. Fixed an issue so that borderless receiver file should be modified to appear as follows: windows correctly snap to the monitor ExecStart=/usr/sbin/pcscd --foreground What’s new in Release 7.2.4 boundary. --auto-exit -c /etc/reader.conf.d/ 2. Fixed an issue on Linux® senders in which hpremotescr.conf. HP RGS Release 7.2.4 is a release for Windows certain keys in some languages were not 2. On laptops with touch displays, RGS and Linux® Senders and Receivers. The following echoed correctly on the receiver. defaults to the touch interface. One of list describes the changes. 3. Removed a shared library path restriction the symptoms is that Match Receiver Linux® senders to enable alternate X server display resolution is enabled and cannot Defect fixes: driver packaging. be unchecked. To force the desktop user 1. Fixed a crash or disconnect when using very interface for these devices check the “Force large cursors. A cross-hair will be displayed 4. Fixed an issue on Linux® senders wher Pulse RGS to use the desktop user interface, on the receiver when cursor size exceeds audio and Pam security connections could the transport limit. write many repeated messages to the log files. Sales brief | HP Remote Graphics Software Release Notes

What’s new in Release 7.2.0 cursor or a blank display if a screen is set to displays that resulted in very high lower than its native resolution. bandwidth consumption. HP RGS Release 7.2.0 is a release for all A workaround is to disable GPU accelerated 2. Fixed animated cursors (the busy cursor) on AVC rendering. See HP RGS Receiver supported products and platforms. RHEL 6 senders. Configuration in the Documentation. The following list describes the changes. 3. Linux® senders with NVIDIA® graphics on RHEL Notes: New features: 7.x and SLED 12 may display trasient screen 1. The force full screen update option is 1. Support for RHEL 7.2. corruption with drivers lower than 352.41. enabled by default and has been removed from the UI. Its receiver property is “Is 2. Support for SLED 12. Global Image Updates Enabled”. 3. Support for Windows 10. What’s new in Release 7.1.1 2. This property prevents screen tearing. With 4. Beta release of improved smart card HP RGS Release 7.1.1 is a release for the it on, the performance of low powered functionality for Windows. To enable this Windows sender. The following list describes receiver systems with multiple (3 or more) functionality, select custom install during the changes. displays may be adversely affected. installation and enable the smart card option. 3. Support for 32-bit Linux® operating systems Defect fixes: other than HP ThinPro is no longer available. Defect fixes: 1. Fixed loss of mouse cursor control when 4. Support for RHEL 5 is no longer available. 1. Fixed an HP RGS receiver crash when using scaled displays. transitioning from HP RGS to RDP with Advanced Features requested but 2. Fixed floor control issue when using Known Issues: not activated. software comparitron. 1. Windows 8/8.1 senders without a mouse 2. Enabled animated cursors on Windows connected will not display a mouse cursor. 8 systems when using the GPU display What’s new in Release 7.1.0 This is a current limitation of Windows 8/8. method. A solution is under investigation. 3. Fixed Linux® sender crash when logging off HP RGS Release 7.1.0 is a release for all 2. The performance of AVC on displays using a of the sender system while connected to a supported products and platforms. resolution greater than full HD (1920x1080) receiver. The following list describes the changes. varies depending on the content. 4. Fixed a Linux® receiver issue where excessive 3. AVC does not currently support 4K or ultra New features: X server resources are consumed when the HD (3840x2160) resolutions. 1. Improved performance with default HP3 tool bar update statistics are visible. 4. RHEL 7 senders with NVIDIA® graphics will codec, with higher framerate and/or higher exhibit screen corruption unless the Option 5. Fixed a receiver issue that resulted in screen resolution compared to 7.0. HP RGS “NoFlip” is set to true in xorg.conf. spurious session disconnections. HP3 can now use multiple CPU cores. The 6. Fixed a rare sender crash during encoding amount of system CPU resource consumed A solution is under investigation. with HP3 or JPEGLS. by HP RGS can be controlled via properties, 7. Reduced the occurrence of receiver network see the user guide for details. What’s new in Release 7.0.2 connection warning screens. 2. WACOM tablet remoting with full functionality 8. Fixed black screen issue when running for Linux® to Linux® sessions. HP RGS Release 7.0.2 is a release for all a multi-screen GPU Advanced Video 3. Improved audio experiences on Linux® supported products and platforms. Compression connection. using the PulseAudio system for capture The following list describes the changes. 9. Directory mode now accepts directory.txt and playback. The sender can be configured New features: entries with spaces inside double quotes. to capture using Alsa. See the user guide for 1. Add support for RHEL 6.6. 10. Fixed an issue with cursor position on more details. 4. Advanced Video Compression (AVC) is now windows senders with multiple displays Defect fixes: that are configured with different levels of GPU accelerated on Linux® sender systems 1. Fixed an issue that resulted in the cursor with GRID capable NVIDIA® graphics devices. scaling. disappearing for users in a collaboration AVC on Linux® also supports multi-monitor. 11. Fixed a crash on exit with embedded session. 5. AVC has been updated to the latest GRID receivers after accessing settings panel. 2. Fixed an issue that could result in the SDK from NVIDIA® on Windows and Linux® Windows desktop remaining unlocked after platforms. Known issues: using Switch User. 1. Windows 10 senders using HP3 with 6. Support for RHEL 7. 3. Fixed an issue that could result in the NVIDIA® graphics will operate with reduced 7. New tools to configure properties via a UI, performance or display a black screen Windows desktop remaining unlocked after avoiding the need to directly edit the an HP RGS session reconnect. pending a future NVIDIA® driver release. corresponding text based files 4. Fixed an issue that caused a login attempt Workaround for a black screen is to (rgsendeconfig and rgreceiverconfig). configure the Comparitron display method. to fail after a previous failed login attempt. See the user guide for more details. See HP RGS Sender Configuration in the 5. Fixed an issue that caused a login delay to Documentation. Defect fixes: result in a login failure and cause a 2. Windows 10 senders using AVC with 1. Fixed an issue with the GPU display method subsequent login attempt to fail. NVIDIA® graphics may display an offset on NVIDIA® graphics devices with 10-bit

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6. Fixed an issue that cause a login 2. A host of new tablet features has been 3. Fixed an issue that could result in the cancellation to display a login failure introduced: Windows desktop remaining unlocked after message and cause a subsequent login a. Gesture-to-hotkey mapping. Users can an HP RGS session reconnect. attempt to fail. assign a series of keystrokes to a gesture 4. Fixed an issue that caused a login attempt 7. Fixed a key mapping problem with the via the new gestures tab in the UI. to fail after a previous failed login attempt. Brazilian ABNT2 keyboard layout. b. Virtual Mouse. The virtual mouse allows 5. Fixed an issue that caused a login delay to for precise onscreen mouse control on a result in a login failure and cause a What’s new in Release 7.0.1 tablet. subsequent login attempt to fail. c. Zoom & Pan. Tablet users are able to zoom 6. Fixed an issue that cause a login cancellation HP RGS Release 7.0.1 is a release for all and pan around the Sender desktop. to display a login failure message and cause a subsequent login attempt to fail. supported products and platforms. 3. Various improvements to the user interface The following list describes the changes. for touch optimization and improved 7. Fixed a key mapping problem with the toolbar control. Brazilian ABNT2 keyboard layout. New features: 1. Added a sender property, Rgsender. Defect fixes: What’s new in Release 6.0.7 PreferredLicenseOrder, that allows ordering 1. Remote USB installation on 64-bit Windows and selection of HP RGS license types, see Embedded has been fixed. HP RGS Release 6.0.7 is a release for all rgsenderconfig for details. 2. Virtual audio driver is installed on blade supported products and platforms. 2. Easy Login functionality is no systems more consistently. The following describes the defect fix. longer limited to certain hardware 3. Connections no longer end immediately when platforms. The property Rgsender. a Windows Remote Desktop Service session is Defect fixes: IsAnonymousConnectionForceEnabled has created by another application. This should 1. Fixed an issue when transitioning from RDP to been removed. See the user guide for details improve the way HP RGS interacts with other HP RGS. The HP RGS connection would fail if on Easy Login. remote desktop applications. the user did not have administrator privilege.

Defect fixes: Known issues: 1. Fixed HP Velocity connection instability with 1. When an HP RGS sessions ends, it is What’s new in Release 6.0.6 some Receiver platforms. possible that the Sender monitor will HP RGS Release 6.0.6 is a release for all 2. Removed mirror driver from sender install remain blanked. The problem can be supported products and platforms. on Windows 8 and later because Microsoft resolved by connecting again with HP RGS The following list describes the defect fixes. does not support mirror drivers starting and then disconnecting normally. with Windows. 2. When using NVIDIA® graphics with 10-bit Defect fixes: monitors, older drivers can cause the image 3. The “changelist” capture method is not 1. Fixed an issue that resulted in the sender to have color problems. This issue can be available on Windows 8 as a result. becoming non-responsive after resolved by setting a property. Some recent 4. Fixed an issue with Logitech Wireless NVIDIA® drivers solve this problem. transitioning between HP RGS and RDP. keyboards on ThinPro. 3. On Windows touch devices, increasing the 2. Fixed an issue that prevented the changelist 5. Fixed an issue that resulted in the Sender display resolution while connected capture method from functioning on collaboration notification dialog appearing can cause problems with tapping the Windows XP. behind other Windows. confirm resolution dialog box. Use a USB 3. Fixed issues related to resolution changes mouse or the virtual mouse to click the that cause the sender to become What’s new in Release 7.0.0 button. non-responsive on Linux®. 4. Added account and session management to HP RGS Release 7.0.0 comes with a new list What’s new in Release 6.0.8 the HP RGS PAM module. of supported platforms. Please consult the 5. Fixed a crash in the HP RGS Receiver when support matrix to ensure that your platforms HP RGS Release 6.0.8 is a release for all running under Leostream control. supported. The following list describes supported products and platforms. 6. Allows HP RGS virtual audio driver to install highlevel changes. The following list describes the changes. on more platforms. New features: New features: 1. Upgraded HP Velocity to version 2. This 1. Add support for RHEL 6.6. What’s new in Release 6.0.5 version offers further improved connectivity and protection compared to previous Defect fixes: HP RGS Release 6.0.5 is a release for all versions. Traffic protected by HP Velocity 1. Fixed an issue that resulted in the cursor supported products and platforms. now uses UDP, rather than TCP. The new disappearing for users in a collaboration The following list describes the changes. version of HP Velocity is not compatible with session. older versions of HP Velocity. Only 2. Fixed an issue that could result in the New features: connections between HP RGS 7 Senders and Windows desktop remaining unlocked after 1. Add support for ThinPro 4.4. Receivers will benefit from HP Velocity 2.1. using Switch User. 2. The use of the installer command line has changed. See the user guide for details.

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Defect fixes: What’s new in Release 6.0.2 performance when packet loss and latency are 1. Fixed an issue that resulted in the Receiver present in the environment. displaying UI elements when it should not HP RGS Release 6.0.2 is a release for all 4. Added support for 8 when used via the COM API. supported products and platforms. (desktop mode) for both Sender and Receiver. 2. Fixed issues where keys on the Bloomberg The following list describes the changes. STB100 keyboard were being mishandled. Defect fixes: 3. Fixed an issue that prevented resizing of New features: 1. Resolved a performance problem that can the Receiver display window. 1. Added support for Advanced Video result if an application programmatically Compression in directory mode. controls the cursor position on the Sender. 4. Fixed a repaint issue that could occur when maximizing the Receiver display window. 2. Added support for RHEL 6.4. 3. Enabled support for ThinPro 3.3, 4.1, 4.2 What’s new in Release 5.4.8 and 4.3. What’s new in Release 6.0.4 HP RGS Release 5.4.8 is a release for all supported products and platforms. The HP RGS Release 6.0.4 is a release for all Defect fixes: following list describes the new features and supported products and platforms. 1. Fixed an issue with the Shift+Space+M key defect fixes. The following list describes the changes. sequence not raising the Control Panel. 2. Fixed a black screen issue on Linux®. New features: New features: 3. Fixed an issue where the Sender GUI 1. Linux® Screen blanking. 1. Added support for HP ZBook to the Sender process would not start on Linux®. preload license. 2. Support for SLED11 Sender. 4. Fixed an issue with the Bloomberg Keyboard. 2. Added a Sender property that allows 3. Support for RHEL6.2 Sender. collaboration without displaying a What’s new in Release 6.0.1 4. IP address filtering. collaboration authorization dialog 5. Linux® Audio enhancements. (see rgSenderconfig). HP RGS Release 6.0.1 is a release for all 6. ThinPro 4.1 Kernel module. supported products and platforms. Defect fixes: 7. Linux® “easy login” equivalent. 1. Fixed a crash in the HP RGS X Server The following list describes the changes. extension module. Defect fixes: Defect fixes: 1. Resolved issue with multiple connection 2. Fixed an issue that may prevent remote USB 1. Resolved an issue with the Preload license attempts required after RDP Disconnect on from functioning when USB 3.0 is present. that caused the Sender to fail license XP with DP Gina module. checkout. 2. Resolved issue when 4 display used in L What’s new in Release 6.0.3 2. Resolved an issue with activation of Advanced shape with Receiver resolution and Receiver Video Compression. Layout matched, the Receiver screen did HP RGS Release 6.0.3 is a release for all not placed itself properly. supported products and platforms. What’s new in Release 6.0.0 3. Resolved issue when HP RGS remote The following list describes the changes. clipboard feature cannot work, when CATIA HP RGS Release 6.0.0 is a release for all started. New features: 1. Added support for HP Z230 to the Sender supported products and platforms. 4. Resolved issue when CATIA Software preload license. The following list describes the new features exception when connecting through and defect fixes. RDP-Clients affected–CATIA SW (Install only). Defect fixes: 5. Resolved issue with advance cursors 1. Fixed performance, quality and latency New features: disappearing on some applications. 1. HP RGS has a new UI look and feel. All UI problems related to Advanced Video 6. Resolved issue when Sender hangs after components associated with HP RGS have Compression. unexpected disconnect. been enhanced to improve aesthetics and 2. Fixed a security issue related to screen usability. blanking. 2. The HP RGS Sender and Receiver can be What’s new in Release 5.4.7 3. Fixed an issue that caused loss of window configured to encode screen updates with focus when using a mouse scrollwheel. an H.264 codec. H.264 consumes less HP RGS Release 5.4.7 is a release for all 4. Fixed an issue that could result in a bandwidth when compared with legacy supported products and platforms. bluescreen on ElitePad 900. codecs in many situations. H.264 settings The following list describes the defect fixes. 5. Fixed an issue that prevented the use of the are available in the Performance tab of Defect fixes: IsMenubarEnabled property on the Receiver. the Settings panel under “Advanced Video Compression”. 1. Resolves a Sender deadlock when logging out of the Windows desktop. 3. The HP RGS Sender and Receiver provide an install-time option to enable WAN optimization. 2. Resolves a Sender crash when using a USB This optimization provides improved network remote Bloomberg keyboard as an audio playback device.

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3. Resolves a multimonitor left edge snap 3. The Linux® Sender is supported on VMware 6. Resolves an occasional Sender crash when problem. ESX virtual machines. using the GPU display model and a session 4. Resolves Linux® USB remote Bloomberg 4. Linux® cursor position snap operations are is taken over by a second Receiver. keyboard hang issue. now detected and reflected on the HP RGS 5. Resolves Japanese font bug for PAM Receiver. This behavior is controlled by the What’s new in Release 5.4.1 message dialog. property RgReceiver.IsMouseSyncEnabled.The distribution media includes a Blade HP RGS Release 5.4.1 is a release of the Workstation virtual audio driver in source form Windows Sender and Receiver. What’s new in Release 5.4.6 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux® version 4 and 5. Defect fixes: HP RGS Release 5.4.6 is a release for all 5. The Receiver toolbar can be configured to 1. Resolves a problem detecting and setting supported products and platforms. display automatically when the cursor is near toggle keys (Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll The following list describes the new features the top edge of the Remote Display Window. Lock) on the Sender. Resolves a problem and defect fixes. 6. The feature is controlled by the Auto show where the Receiver would not exit when a toolbar checkbox in the General tab of the COM Receiver plugin was installed. New features: Advanced menu. 2. Resolves a problem configuring the HP RGS 1. The HP RGS Sender on and 7. Added support for Vista and Windows 7 audio driver when installing or updating the Windows 7 now supports Single Sign-On Sender systems where the main display is Sender from an RDP connection on a blade and Easy Login. not placed on the first display. running Vista or Windows 7. 2. The Windows Sender installer enforces 8. Added color cursor support to the 3. Resolves a problem configuring the mirror prerequisites when enabling Single Sign-On Linux® Sender. or Easy Login on Windows XP. These are: driver and USB drivers when updating (not enable Crtl-Alt-Del, disable Fast User 9. Allow the use of X server backing store with installing) a Vista 64 or Windows 7 64 system. Switching, and disable AutoLogon. the Linux® Sender. What’s new in Release 5.4.0 Defect fixes: Defect fixes: 1. Resolves a problem with the Sender on 1. Resolves a Sender crash on Red Hat HP RGS Release 5.4.0 is a release for all Enterprise Linux® version 6. Windows 7 where the Windows key + ‘L’ would not lock the screen. supported products and platforms. 2. Resolves a rare Linux® Sender crash The following list describes the new features during authentication. 2. Resolves a problem with the Receiver and defect fixes. on Windows where incorrect keys were 3. Resolves a Windows Receiver problem generated on a Japanese keyboard when where cursors could be displayed with New features: entering numbers. incorrect colors when the Sender is Linux® 1. The HP RGS Sender and Receiver are support- or HP-UX. ed on Windows 7 Enterprise and Professional platforms. 4. Resolves an occasional Windows Sender What’s new in Release 5.4.2 deadlock when stealing a desktop session 2. The Windows Receiver now supports file with match layout enabled. HP RGS Release 5.4.2 is a release of the association with a MIME type. Files with the Windows Sender and Receiver. extension “.rgReceiver” are treated as HP RGS 5. Linux® Receiver remote USB support updated Receiver configuration files. When opened, the for future ThinPro releases. Defect fixes: Receiver is automatically started using the 1. Resolves a Sender problem on Vista or property values specified in the .rgReceiver file. What’s new in Release 5.4.5 Windows 7 with some color cursors having 3. The Windows Receiver has several per-session an incorrect hotspot when using the GPU properties that allow the Receiver to HP RGS Release 5.4.5 is a release for all display model. The minimum NVIDIA® driver automatically connect to a specified Sender supported products and platforms. version that supports the GPU display using a specified username and password. The following list describes the new features model on Vista has been changed from PAM authentication is not supported. When and defect fixes. 178.68 to 182.61. connecting to a Linux® Sender the username 2. The Windows installers no longer add duplicate and password properties are ignored. New features: firewall exceptions during product updates. 4. The Receiver has a new command line option 1. The HP RGS Sender and Receiver are 3. Resolves a problem with the Sender where “-config filename”, which specifies the name supported on Red Hat Enterprise Linux® some key sequences such as alt-tab could of an HP RGS Receiver configuration file. version 6. be missed. 5. The default value of the property. 2. The Receiver has new “Experience” controls 4. Resolves a rare case where the Receiver in the General tab of the Advanced menu. 6. RgSender.Network crashes on startup. The pre 5.4.5 behavior is Fixed image IsListenOnAllInterfacesEnabled is now 1 quality. Beginning with 5.4.5, the Adjust 5. Resolves a rare case where the Sender (enabled). The default value of RgSender. Network.Interface.0.IsEnabled is now 0. In image quality mode will dynamically could prevent system shutdown or reboot. addition to listening on all interfaces by manage the quality to attempt to maintain This behavior has been seen only on Korean default, the Sender will listen on interfaces the specified minimum update rate. The localizations of Vista and Windows 7 in that are added or changed after the Sender Sender and Receiver must both be 5.4.5 to combination with the Korean version of has started. enable Adjust image quality mode. Office 2007. 7. The Sender and Receiver include a lossless 6 Sales brief | HP Remote Graphics Software Release Notes

CODEC–JPEG-LS. The codec is selected with Defect fix: Defect fix: the property RgSender.ImageCodec. 1. Resolves an incorrect key generated 1. Resolves an inability to run the Sender after a Preferred=JPEG-LS. by the shift-\ key sequence when using reboot when connected to a Windows domain. 8. The Sender GUI for Linux® Senders now a Japanese keyboard. appears in the system tray instead of on What’s new in Release 5.2.6 the desktop. What’s new in Release 5.3.1 9. Single Sign-On does not require enabling HP RGS Release 5.2.6 is a release for all Ctrl-Alt-Del to login. HP RGS Release 5.3.1 is a release for Windows supported products and platforms. 10. The Linux® Receiver installer includes Sender and Receiver with installer changes for The following list describes the new features support for audio without manually building HP SkyRoom. Functionality is the same as 5.3.0. and defect fixes. optional libraries. What’s new in Release 5.3.0 New features: 11. The Linux® Sender installer disables the 1. The behavior of the image codec can be Composite extension as part of the X server changed to lower network bandwidth and HP RGS Release 5.3.0 is a release for all configuration. CPU utilization at the expense of image supported products and platforms. 12. The Windows Sender installer adds firewall quality. The behavior is controlled by the The following list describes the new features exceptions for the Sender. “Boost” checkbox in the Remote Display and defect fixes. 13. The Windows Sender/Receiver support Window Toolbar and the property RgReceiver.ImageCodec.IsBoostEnabled. relative mouse moves for applications that New features: manage the pointer location explicitly. 1. The HP RGS Sender is supported on 2. The Receiver Display View Window can be The feature is toggled by the “g” hotkey on Windows Vista Business and Enterprise iconified with the “n” hotkey and the Receiver. platforms. disconnected with the “c” hotkey. 2. Linux® Sender supports bi-directional Cut 3. Windows Receiver now supports Defect fixes: and Paste operations. This support is for auto-remoting of specific USB devices. Auto 1. The Comparitron display model now text only. remoted devices are used locally on the correctly displays cursors on a secure Receiver and automatically remoted to the desktop and does not display cursors that 3. Support of Swedish keyboard localization. Sender when an HP RGS connection is are hidden. 4. Simplification of HP RGS licensing. There are established. 2. Resolves a Linux® Sender abort upon login now two types of licenses for HP RGS: HP triggered by the “KillInitClients” behavior of RGS_VDI which supports VMware and HP Defect fixes: desktop managers. RGS_General which supports all other 1. Resolves a bluescreen on the Sender when 3. Japanese keyboard layouts on Linux® systems (including non-HP hardware connecting from Receiver with USB devices Receivers will now process the Yen symbol. running Windows). attached prior to connecting. 4. The Windows rgSender service now 2. Resolves an inability to establish an HP RGS Defect fixes: respects the Service Control Manager 1. Windows Sender supports large cursors connection after connecting to the same recovery settings on Windows XP. (greater than 64x64). Sender with RDP and allowing the 5. The Sender clipboard now supports the screensaver to start. 2. Linux® Receivers on a system that does not same formats on Vista as it does on support the X server MIT-SHM extension 3. Logoff from a Linux® Sender disconnects Windows XP. will correctly display setup mode, the Receiver correctly instead of waiting for networking connection warnings and expiration of the network timeout. What’s new in Release 5.3.3 remote cursor tracking. 4. Resolves a Windows Sender hang with 3. Exiting the Linux® Sender will not leave the simultaneous access of composite or HP RGS Release 5.3.3 is a release of the rgSender process in the zombie state. multiple USB devices. Windows Sender for HP SkyRoom. 4. Resolves intermittent failure when starting 5. Windows rgSender and Receiver executables This is a defect fix only release. the Windows Sender GUI. are now signed for compatibility with strict anti-virus programs. Defect fix: 5. Resolves intermittent problems when 6. Resolves a green cast when using a 1. Resolves a rare case where the Sender transitioning between RDP and HP RGS. Linux® Sender configured with a 16 bpp could prevent system shutdown or reboot. 6. Resolves an authorization problem when TrueColor visual. This behavior has been seen only on Korean connecting. localizations of Vista and Windows 7 in 7. Windows Receiver correctly displays masked combination with the Korean version of color cursors and monochrom cursors of What’s new in Release 5.2.5 Office 2007. sizes not divisible by 4. HP RGS Release 5.2.5 is a release for all supported products and platforms. What’s new in Release 5.3.2 What’s new in Release 5.2.7 The following list describes the new features and defect fixes. HP RGS Release 5.3.2 is a release of the Windows HP RGS Release 5.2.7 is a release of the Receiver. This is a defect fix only release. Windows Sender. The following list describes the new defect fix.

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New features: New feature: 3. Developers using the HP RGS SDK may have 1. Add support for the LLC504 Penpower experienced a crash in the Receiver when 1. The port used for communication between the HID device. the user has an expired password in COM Sender and Receiver can be changed with the automation mode. Sender property RgSender. Network.Port. Defect fixes: 4. Resolved a hang when the second display 2. Windows cursor position snap operations are 1. Receiver USB hub filter driver signed for on the Sender is set as the primary display. now detected and reflected on the HP RGS Vista 64. Receiver. This behavior is controlled by the 2. Thin Client no longer re-enumerates USB What’s new in Release 5.1.6 property RgReceiver. IsMouseSyncEnabled. bus on subsequent reboots once HP RGS Receiver is uninstalled. 3. The hostname of the Receiver system for each HP RGS Release 5.1.6 is a release of the Linux® connection is now logged in the HP Remote Sender and Windows and Linux® Receivers. event log of the Sender system. What’s new in Release 5.2.1 This is a defect fix only release. 4. The default Sender maximum update rate is now 30 updates per second instead of HP RGS Release 5.2.1 is an early access release Defect fixes: unlimited to reduce network bandwidth and of the Windows Sender and Receiver for use 1. With Linux® Senders, screen resolution CPU utilization. To reinstate previous behavior, only with the HP SkyRoom product. changes initiated by applications executing on set RgSender. MaxImageUpdate=0. the Sender system are now handled correctly. What’s new in Release 5.2.0 2. Enablement for Linux® Senders on the Defect fixes: xw2x220c blade. Older versions of the Sender 1. The HP RGS Sender respects Windows HP RGS Release 5.2.0 is a release for all will cause this blade to hang or reboot. commands to hide the cursor. supported products and platforms. The following 3. In a SAM environment, resolves a Receiver This eliminates a double cursor seen in list describes the new features and defect fixes. crash that could occur when the connection several applications. client stops the Receiver application. New features: 2. Resolves intermittent startup of the Sender 4. In a SAM environment, resolves an issue 1. The Sender uses FlexLM to enable license GUI on Linux® systems. that causes the Receiver to exit after validation. For information regarding HP RGS 3. Resolves a Sender hang on RHEL4 Linux® displaying a dialog box. This issue can be use of FlexLM, please refer to the “HP encountered when connecting to a system systems. Remote Graphics Software Licensing. Guide” as a user whose password is expired. 4. Improved Support for DirectDraw by visiting hp.com/support/RGS_ manuals. applications on non-primary displays. The symptom is that the change password 2. HP RGS supports USB audio devices and dialog is never displayed. 5. The HP RGS Receiver now shuts down cleanly USB video devices. For more information 5. Resolves a defect with borderless window if a connection client terminates unexpectedly. regarding all of the new devices that are placement in RHEL5. 6. Resolves an authentication problem when now supported, please refer to the “HP using Easy Login. Remote Graphics Software 5.2 User Guide” by visiting hp.com/support/RGS_manuals. What’s new in Release 5.1.5 What’s new in Release 5.2.4 3. The Linux® Sender supports Norwegian keyboards. HP RGS Release 5.1.5 is a release of all supported products and platforms. 4. The Windows Sender supports Traditional HP RGS Release 5.2.4 is a release of the The following list describes the new features Chinese, Korean, and Russian keyboards. Windows Receiver and Sender. The following and defect fixes. list describes the fix. 5. The Linux® Sender supports remote audio for devices that support audio capture. New features: Defect fix: See the documentation for details. 1. The Receiver will now be able to connect to 1. HP RGS Sender running on a Blade PC would 6. HP RGS supports Sender-to-Sender cut & a Sender that resides behind a router that incorrectly attempt to acquire a Blade paste. Cut & paste is supported between uses Network Address Translation. Workstation license. The fix corrects Windows Senders only. There is no cut & 2. Support was added for the Swiss French, rgSender so that it requests a Blade PC paste support for any Linux® Sender. Czech Qwerty and Czech Qwertz keyboards. license when running on Blade PC hardware. The Linux® Sender supports match Receiver resolution. 3. The IP address of the Receiver system for each connection is now logged in the HP 7. The Receiver supports Windows Vista. What’s new in Release 5.2.3 Remote event log of the Sender system. HP RGS Release 5.2.3 is an early access release Defect fixes: 4. Support has been added for Red Hat of the Windows Sender. 1. Developers using the HP RGS SDK may have Enterprise Linux® Version 5.2 on 64-bit x86 experienced a crash when calling “Stop” architectures, with the Receiver also being using the COM automation interface. This supported on 32-bit x86 architectures. What’s new in Release 5.2.2 has been fixed. Defect fix: 2. Developers using the HP RGS SDK may have HP RGS Release 5.2.2 is a release of the 1. Numerous screen-blanking defects have experienced an intermittent hang when Windows Receiver. been fixed: 1) Multi-monitor Senders now running under COM automation. blank all screens, 2) monitors are more This has been fixed.

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reliably unblanked when HP RGS Defect fixes: 2. The Receiver and Sender are now disconnects, 3) Blanking is now supported 1. An issue with the Linux® Sender failing to supported on Red Hat Enterprise Linux® on Windows XP 64. listen for connections on InfiniBand and Version 4 for 64-bit x86 platforms. other non-ethernet devices has been 3. Support for changing expired passwords on What’s new in Release 5.1.4 resolved. NIC Binding on a Linux® Sender a windows Sender has been added. will now behave more similar to NIC Binding In previous versions of HP RGS, once a on a Windows Sender. HP RGS Release 5.1.4 is a release of the user’s password expired, the Receiver Windows Sender only. This release resolves 2. The Easy Login feature now works more would display an Authentication Failed a defect with the Windows Sender. reliably in a Novell Netware Environment. dialog. Now, the user is allowed to change 3. An issue with the Sender sometimes failing their password and complete the Defect fix: to start on Windows XP after a system connection to the Sender. 1. Resolved an intermittent crash in the reboot has been resolved. 4. A new product, HP RGS PC, is available. Windows Sender that could occur after 4. An issue where certain custom trader It is targeted at the commercial desktop a Receiver disconnect. keypads could cause the Receiver to hang PC usage model. The original HP RGS has been resolved. Workstation version is targeted at the high What’s new in Release 5.1.3 performance workstation usage model. What’s new in Release 5.1.2 HP RGS Release 5.1.3 is a release of all Defect fixes: supported products and platforms. 1. An issue with HP RGS/RDP interoperability Release 5.1.2 is a release of the HP RGS has been resolved that would sometimes The following list describes the new features Receiver on all supported platforms. The and defect fixes. not allow future HP RGS connections after a following list describes the new defect fix. Remote Desktop connection. 2. An issue with the biometric device on New features: Defect fix: Bloomberg keyboards has been resolved. 1. The Sender is no longer supported on 1. Performance when using a multi-monitor Novell SUSE Linux® Enterprise Server 9. setup has been improved. 3. Disconnects that could occur when 2. The Receiver is now supported on Red Hat multiple remote USB storage devices are Enterprise Linux® Version 4 for 32-bit x86 What’s new in Release 5.1.1 simultaneously connected and copying platforms in addition to 64-bit x86 platforms. large amounts of data has been resolved. 3. HP RGS Performance has been improved HP RGS Release 5.1.1 is a release of all in a high latency environment. supported products and platforms. What’s new in Release 5.0.0 4. A Remote Microphone is now supported The following list describes the new features. in HP RGS. HP RGS Release 5.0.0 is a major release. New features: The following list describes the new features 5. Cut and paste has been added that will 1. The HP RGS Sender now supports remote and defect fixes. allow copying between the Receiver and audio and remote USB on Windows XP 64. Sender clipboard on Windows platforms. 2. The HP RGS Receiver now supports remote New features: 6. Command line options have been added to USB on Windows XP 64. 1. Remote USB support for a wide variety of the installers for the Windows Receiver and new USB devices has been added. The list of 3. The HP RGS Sender for Windows now has Sender that enable easier automated installs. supported USB devices in HP RGS is available better support for multi-monitor at the following URL: hp.com/go/RGS. 7. Dynamic USB Session switching has been configurations. enabled. In previous versions of HP RGS, 2. Remote USB support has been added to the 4. The HP RGS Sender may now be installed you must select the Sender to use with HP RGS Receiver for Windows. Remote USB from within a Microsoft Remote Desktop remote USB before establishing any continues to be supported on a HP Blade Connection. connections. Now you may change the Workstation Client and HP RGS Sender for Sender for USB while connections are active. Windows. 8. The HP RGS installers have been enhanced What’s new in Release 5.1.0 3. USB Access Control List (ACL) has been to create an installer log file when the HP added to the HP RGS Sender for Windows. HP RGS Release 5.1.0 is a release of all RGS Sender and HP RGS Receiver are 4. USB device connects, disconnects, and denied supported products and platforms. installed. The install is logged to the files C:\ devices are logged by the HP RGS Sender for The following list describes the new features TEMP\rgSenderInstaller.log and C:\TEMP\ Windows in the Windows Event Log. and defect fixes. rgReceiverInstaller.log for the Sender and 5. Performance of the graphics image Receiver, respectively. New features: processing algorithms have been improved 9. Smart cards are now supported via the HP 1. The HP RGS Sender supports the ability to by up to 2X. System Allocation Manager (SAM). specify which network interfaces are used 6. Console blanking blacks out the screen of a 10. Support for resolution matching on to accept connections from HP RGS monitor attached to the Sender if a monitor systems with multiple displays has been Receivers (this is called NIC Binding). is connected and the primary user is added. The default behavior is to listen on the connected. 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platforms. See the User’s Guide for more the user to close applications or the 5. Non-US characters in a user name, password details. If it is not possible to blank the Windows log off sound may be prematurely or domain dialog/field now work. In previous monitor, a warning dialog will be displayed cut-off. releases non-US characters may have failed. on the desktop to inform the user of the 14. Users with Administrator privileges can possibility of eavesdropping. In previous now connect to a HP RGS Sender for Known issues and limitations releases if a monitor was attached to the Windows when the desktop is locked. system running the HP RGS Sender, the Then they can log off the logged in user and • The Aero desktop is supported on Windows monitor was not blanked. The HP RGS then login as a different user. In previous Vista and Windows 7 Senders only with Sender property “RgSender. releases it was not possible for a different user NVIDIA® graphics cards that have native DX10 IsBlankScreenAndBlockInputEnabled” is to connect to another users locked desktop. support. Windows Vista systems require driver provided to disable blanking. 15. If a user is connected as User A and the version 182.61 and later. Windows 7 systems 7. The HP RGS Receiver can be used to property IsDisconnectOnLogoutEnabled=0 require driver version 191.56 and later. automatically adjust the display resolution and the user logs off, the connection will not • Vista and Windows 7 will perform session of the Sender system to match the display be disconnected. When another user logs in operations that are outside the control of resolution of the Receiver system if possible. using the same HP RGS connection, for HP RGS. When HP RGS displaces an existing 8. Support for the following keyboards has example as User B, the connection will be RDC connection, the desktop may enter into been added when using the HP RGS Sender allowed to persist if Single Sign-On or easy a temporary logged in and unlocked state for Windows in combination with any new login is active and easy login is supported by due to these operations. The user should HP RGS Receiver. default or force enabled. Previously, the exercise caution in situations where even a a. Brazilian Portuguese connection would be disconnected. temporarily unlocked desktop is a security b. Portuguese 16. The rgadmin utility has been enhanced to concern. This issue can be avoided by logging allow the HP RGS Sender GINA module out of the RDC connection before establishing c. French Belgian—Français (Belgique) (hprgina.dll) to be chained with other third an HP RGS connection. d. Simplified Chinese party GINA modules. • The HP RGS Sender does not support video e. Dutch Nederlands 17. All Receiver properties now have an overlay planes. Some media players that use f. Turkish-Q “IsMutable” suffix specifier which allows the video overlay planes will not be displayed g. Latin American Spanish corresponding user-interface controls to be properly. This can often be resolved by deactivated when disabled. h. Japanese disabling the use of video overlay planes in 18. The HP RGS Sender for Windows is now the media player. 9. Support for Novell SUSE Linux® Enterprise supported on the HP BladeSystem bc2000 • When a password is not set on a Windows Server 9 on AMD64 and Intel64 processor and bc2500. Sender you will not be able to authenticate. To platforms has been added for the HP RGS 19. HP RGS for HP-UX has been discontinued. resolve this you must set a password. Sender for Linux® on HP Blade Workstations • If gamma correction is being applied on the only. The HP RGS Sender for Linux® on x86 Defect fixes: Sender, it will not be applied in the Receiver. processor platforms has been delayed until a 1. A defect where the screen could become future release. The HP RGS Sender for Linux® corrupt if the display properties have been • Full-screen crosshair cursors on Linux® is not supported on non-HP platforms. configured to enable “Microsoft Windows Dual Sender are not visible. Please refer to Screen” on a Sender running on a Windows 10. Support for the HP RGS Sender for Linux® the User’s Guide under Troubleshooting system has been resolved. on all versions of Red Hat Linux® has been Known Issues and Limitations for additional delayed until a future release. Previously, 2. If Single Sign-On (SSO) is active and the same information and workarounds. the HP RGS Sender for Linux® was suppored user connects using another Receiver while • Starting the X Server manually using “startx” is on Red Hat Enterprise Linux® WS3 32-bit & their previous connection is open, the previous not supported with HP Remote Graphics using a 64-bit. connection will be disconnected without Linux® Sender because startx does not support locking the desktop. Previously, the desktop 11. Support for Linux® Receivers has been Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) session would always be locked and the user would be delayed until a future release. management. required to enter their credentials again to 12. The Linux® Sender installers have been unlock the desktop. • The HP RGS Sender for Linux® does not support the experimental Xgl server. improved to automatically configure the 3. The rgdiag utility has been extended to detect PAM configuration files, XF86Config and Windows Firewall Group Policies in addition to • The HP RGS Sender for Linux® does not xorg.conf files. firewall policies set through the Windows support AIGLX. 13. The HP RGS connection will not be Firewall Control Panel Applet. • Full-screen Windows applications, such as DOS disconnected until after log off has been 4. The default key repeat behavior has been prompts and games, are not supported. If you fully completed when using the HP RGS modified in the HP RGS Receiver for Linux® attempt to open a full-screen DOS window, the Sender for Windows when either Easy Login from issuing ((down, up), (down, up), ...) key window will be reset to the normal size. (ELO) or Single Sign-On (SSO) is enabled if sequences to issuing (down, down, down, ...) • The Linux® Sender does not correctly remote the Sender property RgSender. key sequences. This may allow applications IsDisconnectOnLogoutEnabled=1 is set to applications using ARGB visuals presented such as the Pinball application on Windows by the Composite extension. As of 5.4, the the default value. In previous releases the to work correctly. disconnect may occur early and not allow customization step of the install process disables the extension. These visuals can

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be hidden from an application by setting the the IME, see the property RgReceiver. Security issues environment variable XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_ IsInputMethodForPasswordFieldEnabled. VISUALS=The visuals can be completely • A Receiver log file may not be generated for a user • If User A connects to a system and then removed by disabling the Composite extension. if their username contains a non-ascii character. logs in as another user then User A will be • The Linux® Gnome Desktop Manager A log file location with only ascii characters may disconnected, but the system will now be interferes with Linux® match Receiver be specified in the ‘Logging’ tab of the HP RGS logged in. Currently, on a login event, all resolution. The GDM login screen does not Receiver GUI. users that do not match the user logging into repaint as expected when the screen is • When an HP RGS sessions ends, it is possible that the system are disconnected by design. resized due to match Receiver resolution. the Sender monitor will remain blanked. GDM can store screen resolution preferences The problem can be resolved by connecting again on a per-user basis. The resolution can be with HP RGS and then disconnecting normally. changed by GDM upon user login. • When using NVIDIA® graphics with 10-bit • Windows Sender screen blanking can fail monitors, older drivers can cause the image to silently on devices that report success of have color problems. This issue can be resolved the SetDeviceGammaRamp call but do not by setting a property. Some recent NVIDIA® actually succeed. Setting brightness or gamma with device control panel applications drivers solve this problem. can make blanked displays viewable. • On Windows touch devices, increasing the Sender • The input method editor has been display resolution while connected can cause disabled in the password field of the HP problems with tapping the confirm resolution RGS authentication dialogs. To enable dialog box. Use the virtual mouse to click the button.

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