Hello everyone,
I have installed the latest version of Parallels Remote Application Server along with Parallels Client Version 20.1.0 (build 25633) (64-bit) on Windows Server 2022 and Windows 11. We have published multiple applications instead of using the remote desktop function.
Everything works fine when accessing the remote apps on a single monitor. However, when using multiple monitors, I've encountered an issue where the remote apps tend to bring themselves to the foreground unexpectedly.
1. Setup:
- Monitor 1: Open "Remote Explorer."
- Monitor 2: Open "Remote Microsoft Excel."
2. Action:
- Open a locally installed Paint application.
- Position the Paint application over the "Remote Microsoft Excel" window on monitor 2.
3. Issue:
- When clicking on "Remote Explorer" on monitor 1, the "Remote Microsoft Excel" window on monitor 2 unexpectedly comes to the front.
- As a result, the Paint application is pushed to the background.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? I'm not sure if it's directly related to the parallels setup.
A possible workaround I've found is to minimize the remote apps that are not currently in use.
I appreciate any insights or solutions you might have!
Thank you!
I have installed the latest version of Parallels Remote Application Server along with Parallels Client Version 20.1.0 (build 25633) (64-bit) on Windows Server 2022 and Windows 11. We have published multiple applications instead of using the remote desktop function.
Everything works fine when accessing the remote apps on a single monitor. However, when using multiple monitors, I've encountered an issue where the remote apps tend to bring themselves to the foreground unexpectedly.
1. Setup:
- Monitor 1: Open "Remote Explorer."
- Monitor 2: Open "Remote Microsoft Excel."
2. Action:
- Open a locally installed Paint application.
- Position the Paint application over the "Remote Microsoft Excel" window on monitor 2.
3. Issue:
- When clicking on "Remote Explorer" on monitor 1, the "Remote Microsoft Excel" window on monitor 2 unexpectedly comes to the front.
- As a result, the Paint application is pushed to the background.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? I'm not sure if it's directly related to the parallels setup.
A possible workaround I've found is to minimize the remote apps that are not currently in use.
I appreciate any insights or solutions you might have!
Thank you!