I'm using Across with a setup of Windows10_server + Android 6.0 HID-client. There are no issues on the Android side, but on Windows 10, the server mode of the program keeps randomly failing. The connection remains active, yet I can't switch to Android. I've noticed that the issue seems to stem from a conflict between the operating system and the hotkeys assigned by Across. It doesn’t matter which hotkeys I set—whether Ctrl+Ctrl, Alt+Alt, etc.—the error still occurs. Problems appear most frequently when I use programs like VS Code and MS Office. Reassigning new hotkeys in Across temporarily resolves the issue, and everything works again for a while. If you can't fix the problem, please write a batch file or PowerShell script for quickly switching hotkeys back and forth so I can handle the bug more efficiently. Even that would be better than manually reconfiguring the hotkeys each time. I’ve tested Across on different systems and the issue persists across all of them, so I’m sure it’s not an OS problem. One more bug: there's a buffer error in MS Excel. I’m not sure if this is related to the previous issue or a separate one, but it's not critical for me.
Hi, midnight_man, You'd be saying the identical issue with other user's bug report: https://www.acrosscenter.com/commun...ops-working-have-isolated-what-causes-it.648/ I will try to fix the issue asap. Thanks for your report.
Thank you for your feedback. I hope everything works out successfully on your side. I kindly ask you to provide a PowerShell command that opens the AcrossCenter window. I’m aiming to create a temporary automated solution using a PowerShell script. The idea is as follows: Each time the error occurs, I will run a script that launches the AcrossCenter window and automatically reassigns the hotkeys in one direction and then back again using input commands. This won’t resolve the root of the problem, but at least I won’t have to manually reset the hotkeys every time. Thank you.
If you're not familiar with PowerShell, please provide a BAT command to launch the AcrossCenter window. If you're not familiar with BAT either, then please give me a regular Windows shortcut that will open the AcrossCenter window, not just run the service in the background. At the moment, there's no available method for launching the window.
Simple executing the AcrossCenter.exe runs showing its system tray icon in the system tray without launching its main window. When it runs, you can open the main window by 1) Double-click on the system tray icon, or 2) Right-click on the system tray icon pops its system tray menu, and then click "Open Across Center" from the menu. Normally, the Across Center Open Hotkey (default: L-Shift + R-shift) configured in the Keyboard Hotkey settings dialog launches the main window. But it won't work once the glitch occurred. It's not so simple to launch the main window from outside of its own process. That is why programmers consider their app security. Thank you.
