Closed Islamimad96 closed 1 year ago
Please follow the Troubleshooting guide to see if that helps isolate the issue.
I've built a workaround for that: Create batch-file with following commands: taskkill /IM "Move Mouse.exe" start "" "Path to Move Mouse.exe"
Then create a task in Windows Task Scheduler, to run this batch at trigger workstation unlock. At settings tab choose quit after 1 hour and allow new instances parallel.
@Islamimad96 did the logs reveal anything?
@sw3103 Hey, sorry for answering late Logs didn't reveal anything wrong in fact it was showing (even if the windows were now on sleep ) that everything was just working .. but eventually I found a solution by playing around a bit with the settings by enabling the stealth mode and direction to "none" It just fixed everything and I don't know why and how.
Glad you found a solution, even if I don't understand it!
After a normal hibernate (win 10) it doesn't function at all I've tried everything in the settings but no luck.