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Users try to install, then it fails, then they install the certificate, then try to install it again and it succeeds, but when they go back to use the control app, it doesn't connect.
Before installing again, make sure the certificate is installed properly! The driver cannot install until the certificate is installed.
If you go to device manager, you may see either multiple copies of "Virtual Display" or "Unknown Device".
To solve:
Go to Device Manager
Expand Display Adapters
If you see multiple copies of Virtual Display:
Right click on every other copy of Virtual Display, click Uninstall device. DO NOT click attempt to remove the driver for this device
Leave only 1 copy of the Virtual Display. It should work fine now
You might have to also click "Update Driver" and choose it from the list
If you see Unknown Device, for every one you see in the list:
Right click on Unknown Device
Click Uninstall device
After getting rid of them all, Uninstall and reinstall driver*
Alternatively, for any of these, just uninstall the software completely and follow the instructions for manually installing the driver.
MolotovCherry
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[Bug Report] Multiple driver installations / fail
[Bug Report] Multiple driver installations / control app fails to start
Dec 6, 2023
MolotovCherry
changed the title
[Bug Report] Multiple driver installations / control app fails to start
Multiple driver installations / control app fails to start
Dec 6, 2023
But when I open the exe , it seems like a panic error
Did you accidentally delete the driver by checking the checkbox? I'd say at this point, just uninstall all of them (checking a checkbox if you see it), uninstall the software, and reinstall it.
But when I open the exe , it seems like a panic error
Did you accidentally delete the driver by checking the checkbox? I'd say at this point, just uninstall all of them (checking a checkbox if you see it), uninstall the software, and reinstall it.
Thanks for your reply, I can run it successfully after I uninstalled and re installed !!
A common theme I've been seeing is:
Users try to install, then it fails, then they install the certificate, then try to install it again and it succeeds, but when they go back to use the control app, it doesn't connect.
Before installing again, make sure the certificate is installed properly! The driver cannot install until the certificate is installed.
If you go to device manager, you may see either multiple copies of "Virtual Display" or "Unknown Device".
To solve:
Device Manager
Display Adapters
If you see multiple copies of
Virtual Display
:Virtual Display
, clickUninstall device
. DO NOT clickattempt to remove the driver for this device
Virtual Display
. It should work fine nowIf you see
Unknown Device
, for every one you see in the list:Unknown Device
Uninstall device
Alternatively, for any of these, just uninstall the software completely and follow the instructions for manually installing the driver.
Method 2 - the manual way
Ref #26
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