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I have had success running hyper-v vGPU with remotly in VM and utilizes hardware encoding, with Nvidia 4060 card. changed to AMD 9845HS and only use the iGPU. now remotly crashes the VM (not the host) upon starting remotly . tried to turn off hardware encoding, still crashes. if disable...

tried quite a few combinations. here is how to re-produce the problem. the issue is with remote desktop session. reboot computer from within remote desktop session. the "admin" instance shows as gray and offline. login via remote desktop to admin account, then logout. now can connect to...

continue from above. login into admin account, "remotly_boot_svc.exe" is active. turn "start with windows" off, "remotly_boot_svc.exe" is gone. turn on "start with windows (minimized)", "remotly_boot_svc.exe" does not return. reboot, before login, the admin shows both gray and offline...

this is after reboot, no user is logged in yet. after login with "administrator" account, it becomes green for connection. then, logout from "administrator" account, it remains green.

v1.26 Uninstall previous remotly, reboot, install remotly in administrator account, login to remotly account, set "start with windows" off then turn on again, reboot. Without any user login, "Computer/Administrator" appears offline. requires login to administrator account on server first...

I did a clean installation -- i.e. uninstall -- reboot - install. then de-select "start with windows" and re-select again. it is back to normal. I am guessing the reboot made difference and I remember tried de-select/re-select before without success.

as computer boots, no user logs in. the admin instance is offline -- i.e. the booter service is not running. have uninstalled and reinstalled with the same results. let me try again tonight.

I think as a collateral damage of above, the UAC dialog asking for admin right does not work anymore after showing "remote control lost administrator rights needed".

Before 1.24 (or 1.23?), as computer boots to the windows login screen, there was an admin instances (boot process) that allows connection to the login screen. it seems it is not the case anymore with the new version. at the windows login screen, the admin instance is offline. client not able...

Getting better and better and glad to see the price is also quite reasonable.

it does not allow me to switch from game mode to desktop control mode. the button is grayed out in game. either full screen or windowed. connecting to the admin instance (w/o GPU), no lag also had to turn on compatibility mode to even connect without blank screen.

it appears that with 1.17.5. the high "3D" iGPU problem is gone. now stays ~7%

input lags. video is ok. many/most of the problems I am having might have to do with the router. gl.inet GL-x3000, based on openwrt, costs $400 (with cell 5G). I have two of them, both drop 50% UDP, not sure why, can't find any info googling. previous one was also from gl.inet, their top...

both in full-screen and windowed. P2P in LAN. 60Hz display. I have a router that drops 50% UDP packet. not sure whether this is the reason.

Not sure if full-screen game mode development has been completed. tried for the first time. Input lags a few seconds, from keyboard/mouse/gamepad.

still experiencing video play stuttering, incl. online streaming, every minute or so on the server machine (Intel iGPU & Nvidia) -- this is just with remotly running in user account, but not in remote session. issue disappears once exiting remotly. could this be related?

was running remotly in user account. cpu-z does not show iGPU info. HWinfo shows but only intermittently, not sure if the # is right. when connecting to admin instance -- "3D" is little, ~5%, ~230MHz up down when connecting to user instance -- "3D" is ~50%, also ~230MHz up down

some of the background remotly processes seem to be always active, take up a tiny bit of CPU time. esp. remotly winlogon service always active and consuming 0.2% 1% CPU time all the time. is this expected? asking per laptop battery life.

the high "3D" usage might be from dwm.exe and only happens within remotly session. (i.e. not with other software). with any mouse movement, it shoots up to 50-70%. idle about 20%. this is with 1.17.3. not sure if this is the cause of the sluggishness I feel. as if the computer is slower...

not sure if this is unique again to my machine or if this is a concern. intel iGPU+Nvidia dGPU on server. when connecting via remotly, task manager iGPU "3D" stays above 40% (40-60%). Encoding usage only a few %. this is the case regardless which GPU is assigned for encoding.