Same here - I have been trying to test on Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview and no dice - and tech support points you towards the list of supported OS's which is not helpful. I am fully capable of reading and understanding the list of supported OS's - what I am looking for is some guidance on when it will work with present day operating systems. Somewhat off topic but I will also say as they continue to increase pricing on the L300's etc - the entire scenario makes less and less sense as you can provide off lease physical desktops for the same money as one of the little black boxes - no need to deal with the underlying issues and limitations that going this route brings along with it.

1: Any Go!Control panel will be able to be repurposed so long as it has 1.5 firmware or later (required to be able to update to more recent versions) 2: Technically order does not matter if your firmware can accommodate the module, but we would recommend updating first. Installer toolbox code vivint. Sorry for all the questions, learning curve smoothing out with all your help. (4) Is there a tech support telephone number at suretyDIY to call to go over all of this once I have the module installed and ready to go?

Scope: Affects 'Classic Version' vSpace 6.6.9.1. Summary: We have received reports in the past, regarding aged deployments that suddenly stopped working and the sessions will no longer login. Solution: The easiest and most practical first step of troubleshooting, would be to reboot your server. In case that does not work, we suggest to run the executable described below in order to restore vSpace to its original integrity. By running this file, you should not experience any changes in configuration or settings. • Download the file attached to this article (attached: NComputing_Fix4020.zip).

• Move this file to the server(s) in question, and unzip the EXE file contained within. • Launch the NComputing_Fix4020.exe by double-clicking the file. You may see, or not, a command prompt window opening and closing briefly. 2 * Ncomputing L300 connecting on a Windows 7 pro (64bit Greek) vSpace server stopped working 2*L300 was working - NComputing L300 Terminal Computer PC question. From 10 March 2015 the two L300's that connect to a Win7 64bit vSpace server 6.6.9.1M cant connect anymore. 1 Answer When ncomputing x550 windows 7 install completed but monitor. The fix has been applied at this point.

• Once the process is complete, reboot the server. • Verify that the server has been restored to full functionality by connecting one or more devices. You can use vSpace 6 / 8 MSI install files from the Windows command line to silently install vSpace without user interaction. Note: depending on version of installer, you may need to use the NComputing Cert or the ZeroDesktop Cert. Below is an example of the command line install: msiexec /qn /norestart /i 'NComputing vSpace_L-4.9.5.11.msi' AGREETOLICENSE=yes ADDUSERS=0 DELETELICENSE=0 NComputing MSI Installer and Uninstaller Options: • You must include the 'AGREETOLICENSE=yes' during a silent install to signify that you agree to the NComputing End User License Agreement • The 'ADDUSERS=0' command line option is necessary for silent installs and suppresses the popup window asking if you want to add new users. • The uninstaller now contains a Message Box to provide options for handling an existing vSpace host license during an uninstall.

May 14, 2018 - Step 1: Review the release notes and requirements prior to installation. The software requires Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 (32/64-bit), Windows.

The available license options for use in a silent uninstall/install are: “DELETELICENSE=0” – do NOT remove vSpace license “DELETELICENSE=1” – popup box will appear “DELETELICENSE=2” – remove vSpace license without popup If you encounter the signed driver message popup (shown below), it’s because NComputing’s (ZeroDesktop) code signing certificate hasn’t been stored into the host system’s certificate repository. If you have ever clicked on the “Always trust software from NComputing or “ZeroDesktop.” checkbox (pointed to by green arrow in above image) during an install, then the message will never pop up again on that particular system. However, clicking that checkbox isn’t a particularly good option for customers desiring to deploy NComputing vSpace on a system for the first time. You can use the following Microsoft command inside your silent install script to import the certificate prior to running the msiexec command: certutil -addstore 'TrustedPublisher' ZeroDesktop.cer Adding the import command similar to shown in screen shot below to your install script will make the install truly silent.

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(The below image is a representation, and you may be using the ZeroDesktop cert) The Microsoft “certutil” command line tool is included in Windows 7*, and in Windows Server 2008 R2. For vSpace 6.6.2.3 and above, use the file labeled 'NC-code-signing-vSpace 6.zip' for vSpace 8.4 and above use NC-Code-Signing-vSpace8.zip from the file NC-code-signing-vSpace_certs attachment Article: 303.