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r/cloudygamer•

Probably more related to the tablet OS, I'm sure. I'm using a Y700gen3 with latest updates. I have the displays in extended mode. Primary is the built in 1600p165 and the external is 1080p120. Resolutions and refresh rates are working fine besides this issue:

Everything works very well, but the display on the external monitor (in this case, Xreal glasses) always launches in a small vertical window. I can't use Artermis trackpad to maximize the window because it sends all input direct to the Host and not the OS. If I open the Lenovo trackpad app I can maximize the app on the second display, but I can't get the Artemis touchpad back with it's useful extra features on the internal display.

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r/cloudygamer•

If you're like me (and I know I am!) you might have spent way too long trying to figure out how to remotely update Apollo in headless mode without going to the machine and plugging in a monitor/kb/mouse. Remote apps like Splashtop still require at least a monitor or dummy plug because once you remove Apollo to reinstall, it also takes away the virtual monitor.

The simple answer is: turn on Windows Remote Desktop and connect with mstsc. So simple and it took me way too long to figure out, so I wanted to make this answer google-able.

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r/theNvidiaShield•

Streaming problem started within the past two days. All games listed in the hub work beautifully, but after launching Steam Big Picture mode and then choosing a game, it will appear to launch, cut to black, and then return to Steam. Total cycle takes about 7-8 seconds.

  • This doesn't happen if I choose a game in Steam that would otherwise have its own icon on the shield (i.e. a GFE listed game)
  • Issue does not happen when playing locally
  • Issue occurs using Limelight as well as official hub
  • Issue does not occur when launching games from other remote desktop software (tried splashtop)
  • If I choose to have Steam stream a game that fails to load from another computer on the network wi
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r/Patriots•

As is his custom, Monday morning Tim Tebow gets down on his knees, puts his hands together and begins to pray:

"O great and merciful God, thank you for the win against the Chargers yesterday. Please grant me the power to overcome my horrible play as a quarterback and defeat Minnesota this Sunday."

Lo and behold, despite his horrible play he goes on to win.

The Monday morning after, he prays again:

"O sweet and holy Jesus, thank you for the win against the Vikings yesterday. If it be thy will, please allow me--your humble jumped-up fullback--to rally my team to victory against Chicago on Sunday, Your most holy day."

Lo and behold, the Broncs somehow manage to pull another one out of th

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