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Dual Montior jumping back and fourth


kunfuzed
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This used to happen maybe once in a while with X9, where I would click on my OPS manager which I keep on the left screen, and then my Mcam window on the right screen, would aslo jump over to the left screen.  This seems to be happening quite a bit more now in 2017.  Anyone else noticing this?

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27 minutes ago, nickbe10 said:

Could this be a Primary screen issue? Keep MC on the primary screen (set in screen properties) and OPS and Level managers on secondary and I have no problems.

Hmmm.... sadly that doesn't seem to be my issue.  Right side is my primary, and also the one I run Mcam on.

I'm sure it's got to be some hardware issue... these computers are probably close to 8 years old now... <_<

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10 minutes ago, kunfuzed said:

Hmmm.... sadly that doesn't seem to be my issue.  Right side is my primary, and also the one I run Mcam on.

I'm sure it's got to be some hardware issue... these computers are probably close to 8 years old now... <_<

Excuse me you said you were using an abacus to do Mastercam with? :rtfm::rtfm::cry::cry:

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Have you upgraded your  video drivers recently

The latest releases of NVIDIA Quadro drivers have been very problematic lately

I running a release from 2015 these days, cause I have nothing but trouble with the newer versions

 

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8 minutes ago, gcode said:

Make sure you run the Nvidia Desktop Manager and run the Setup Wizard

We're running the software, though I don't know that the Wizard has been run properly.  May have to get someone out of IT to do it.  Funny, for 5 to 8 year old machines, they sure do lock them down... lol.

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1 minute ago, C^Millman said:

8gb is not enough memory. You need 16gb min I would look into 32gb or 64gb if the system can handle it.

We are working on convincing management to upgrade us... One guy even did a time loss study with help from our reseller.  Most guys have 16g's, but a slower I7 processor.  I got a handed down engineering computer with a faster Xeon, but only 8g's.

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I have this problem now with 2017, never had it with previous releases. I even took a video of it and sent it to CNC Software; this was over a year ago and it never got any traction because they couldn't replicate it.

I posted the video below. I run triple monitors, but I trimmed it to two for the video to make it easier to see. It only seems to happen if I click on the ribbon bar or above, so to stop it from following I have to click somewhere below it.

 

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1 hour ago, kunfuzed said:

We are working on convincing management to upgrade us... One guy even did a time loss study with help from our reseller.  Most guys have 16g's, but a slower I7 processor.  I got a handed down engineering computer with a faster Xeon, but only 8g's.

I just ordered a new workstation with the E5-2620 Broadwell CPU, 32 gig RAM, and the brand (spankin'!) new Quadro P2000. Watercooled, too! I am Much Excite. Should be here later this week. Ordered it from Titan Computers. Was spec'ing out a Dell (because corporate, duh) and they didn't offer the P2000 and anything comparable older gen cost an extreme amount for what it was. So I got a better computer for half the cost, and that's how I managed to seal the deal.

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