Not a severe item but it is a bit annoying:
I run HM on my XP workstation. Once I have been logged in using remote desktop, the HM icon has different colors than before. The blue color is subsituted by a dark read, red cheanges to a bright blue. As soon as I reboot, the icons change back to their original color. Tell me if I should send you screenshots.
Markus
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M.Bost.EBV
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Think we had the same little problem: using HM on a XP-Pro Machine with terminal-mode enabled and HM running as service after a fresh boot of the machine or after stop and start of the service when using the physical console the color of the tray-icon is dark blue (assuming all test are ok). When you make a RDP-Connection to the machine in this state the tray-icon in the RDP-Session is not dark blue anymore but dark red although nothing has happend to the state of any test. You get the same behavior when doing it the other way: restart HM in RDP-Session => tray-icon is blue, then going to the console => tray-icon is red.
The solution to this is: you have to adjust the colordeepth of the --card at the physical maschine (at the console) to the same value that you are using when connecting with the RDP-Session, e.g. both 16 bit. For the RDP-Sessin you can do this in options / display / color.
If at the machine the colordeepth is set to 32 bit and for the RDP-Session is set to 16 bit you get the strange behavior as in the above example.
I did it and it works.
Best Regards
The solution to this is: you have to adjust the colordeepth of the --card at the physical maschine (at the console) to the same value that you are using when connecting with the RDP-Session, e.g. both 16 bit. For the RDP-Sessin you can do this in options / display / color.
If at the machine the colordeepth is set to 32 bit and for the RDP-Session is set to 16 bit you get the strange behavior as in the above example.
I did it and it works.
Best Regards
