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LMI is showing 4 monitors but only 2 are plugged in to host computer
Recently stumbled upon this issue. After signing in and selecting all monitors in the LMI options panel, it shows me 4 monitors but the host computer only has 2 monitors plugged in. It shows 2 generic non-pnp monitors and 2 generic pnp monitors. They look to just be mirrors of each other but the second monitor seems to operate separately. What could be the cause of this issue?
macOS: "LogMeIn Client.app" Remote Control makes Dock / graphics performance glitchy - QUICK FIX!
The following details might not be relevant to the problem / fix of slow and glitchy mac dock / graphical performance, but it shows my experience: Yesterday I was on macOS Catalina. I use LogMeIn Pro all the time to connect to my Windows 7 work computer from my MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019) laptop. Last night I launched the LMI client (the "latest" version4.1.7664 (PlugIn: 1.0.2725) ) to do some work, and everything started to seem very glitchy and slow after I initiated Remote Control of my work computer. SUPER ANNOYING! I decided to finally upgrade macOS to Big Sur in hopes of fixing this problem I was experiencing. Upgrading did not fix the problem. I even tried uninstalling the Client both manually (removing all the necessary folders via Terminal) and automatically using AppCleaner, and a mixture of both LOL. Every time I would reboot my laptop and then re-install LogMeIn Client to see if it fixed it, but I kept experiencing the same issues. I finally tried something different that actually seems to work - and I'm not sure why?... It seems that launching the client via the "LogMeIn Client.app" app is what makes everything slow once Remote Control is initiated - it needs to be launched a different way: TO FIX THIS, LAUNCH THE APP THIS WAY: Locate the app in Finder within your Applications folder Right-click (or control-click / two-finger-click) it to show the context menu Select "Show Package Contents" Open the "Contents" folder, then open the "MacOS" folder Open the "LogMeIn Client" file that appears there (it is a Unix Executable, so it will open Terminal and then start LogMeIn Client automatically) Now after I initiate Remote Control to my work computer, everything works wonderfully and glitch-free! I'm not sure at the moment why this works, but I'm fine doing this until there is an official explanation and fix. Note: Closing the Terminal window will kill the LMI Client process and close it out "unexpectedly"