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That should work, but FWIW I installed Dimension LE 1.2 DXi (in C:\Shared Dxi\Dimension LE), but 32 bit X3 and SPlat don't see it for some reason. It may need to be installed on a 32 bit system.

Could just be my version of 11 but I liked 10 much better. Now there's 12.

See this and add your vote.

Edit the title with [SOLVED]. Windows 11 is a step backward from 10 IMHO. One of it's "never before seen issues" was giving me a double listing of my harddrives. No idea why but a reboot and possibly a Device Manger cleanup fixed it.

I wasn't sure about that or if it was a P5 project. But did find this. True. I still have a 32 bit Windows XP system with Home Studio 9 for such occasions. I shudof known that after finding this a while ago. And now this.

It should load with bitbridge in CbB. Or open project in P5 if it installs and check the settings there. Was there a Dimension other than LE and Pro?

Poor man's RAID?

I phone surf when away from home but I'm unaware of social media links as I don't use them.

Android phone screen zoom and Chrome zoom seem to work against each other. Phone zoom has 5 positions. Chrome 50% to 300%. To see the top link "bells & whistles" in Mobile mode, the phone zoom can be any setting with Chrome browser at 50% and phone flipped sideways. With phone zoom minimized, Chrome has to be 75% or less, or they all disappear. In Desktop mode, they disappear when Chrome zoom reaches 100%, flipped vertical or horizontal. Before today all I got was the sign-in link but now it's all there. I like the new one click sign-in.

Refresh shouldn't change the mode. Maybe it's an Apple thing... Android Chrome:

Happens often here. No single diagnosis yet. Long shots but try these: 1. If the Taskbar MIDI Activity Monitor looks frozen, uncheck it: Preferences > Customization > Display > Show MIDI Activity on Windows Taskbar 2. Check for ghost drivers (faded entries that report "Currently this hardware is not connected to the computer") and remove* them in: Device Manager > Sound, video, and game controllers Device Manager > Universal Serial Bus controllers *Only remove if they're not for known hardware that's currently disconnected, like an external harddrive.

My issues are more so with CbB/Sonar OCASSIONALLY not sending data out to my outboard gear, which is routed thru a micro lite MIDI interface connected directly into the computer's USB. Two scenarios happen: 1. CbB shows output activity. The interface shows output activity to the gear. The gear doesn't respond. 2. CbB shows output activity. The interface doesn't. The gear doesn't respond. Rebooting the system several times will eventually fix it. I also have an external USB harddrive that repeatedly drops connection after hours of use - but I think it's to blame for that

"I have tried different scalings on the external screen. Does not change anything." Right. As far as I can tell you issue is a Windows 11 bug that MS will have to fix. Windows 10 shows the icons in both scenarios. Unless you've bound D to another function in Preferences, you should still be able to hit D to hide/show MultiDock on either screen.

It may be stuck in Background Processes. Open Task Manager and look for it there. If so, try rebooting the system.

At 1st glance this window was so unintuitive I had no idea what it was for or how to use it. Promidi's explanation made me look closer. FWIW, sadicus' post should be in Tutorials.

... or delete them. Thanks Promidi. I never knew how to use Edit > Select > By Filter before. It will make editing and deleting entire cc lanes more definite. My feature request was to add Select all to the cc lane's right-click menu to highlight the entire lane, which would be more intuitive for most users.

Click the 3 vertical dots top right corner of you phone's browser (Google, Chrome, etc.). Go to bottom of list and select Desktop Site. Use fingers to zoom in. When not in Desktop mode you can turn your phone landscape (if rotation is enabled) and the sign in link will appear. You just can't sign out afterward.

Then switch back to Desktop mode to sign out.

Events = nodes = triggers. CC64's are usually all the way up (127) for ON and all the way down (0) for OFF. Selecting them can be tricky. There's currently no way to easily select an entire cc lane all at once but I've requested it. Zoom way out and drag mouse UP across top 1/2 of the cc lane. Then hold Ctrl and drag DOWN across bottom 1/2 to select all cc's. Then hit Delete. This pic may help:

Right. At any rate I think I've isolated the issue to Windows 11 itself.

Right. The laptop screen uses onboard Intel video while external screen uses nVidia. Typical of gaming laptops. Mine are set to different resolutions and scaling w/o any real issues.

CC lanes only appear when there's data on them. Each CC lane may be on different channels (1-16, as Promidi mentioned). Delete all data on lanes you don't want and lanes will disappear. 1. Select data (right-click & drag) 2. Hit Del key Move data to lane you want to keep 1. Select data (right-click & drag) 2. Right-click CC name of lane to keep in left panel 3. Select Move Selected Values to this Lane

Just discovered if I click on the Taskbar CbB icon three times, the view icons miraculously appear. This might be a Windows bug where MultiDock -as a "child window" - isn't being recognized properly by Windows 11 when displayed in the main view. Or could also be an allergic reaction from the system using separate video drivers for each screen. Still wondering why the "D" key isn't working for you, tho. I'll check this out on Windows 10 later. EDIT: Windows 10 behaves as expected so this is most likely a Windows 11 issue.

@Peter Mangold Sorry it didn't work. My Win11 dual screen setup behaves the same way (no view icons lower left corner when MultiDock is main screened). However, I can hit "D" and the MultiDock will appear/disappear each time. @User 905133 Don't know about Peter's setup but my laptop uses separate video for external screens and they can operate together at different settings.