Question:
The hardkey’s LED is on and the Windows Device Manager has detected the hardware. However, E3Studio has started in Demo mode when I access it in a server that has E3 installed via Remote Desktop. What can I do in this situation?
Solution:
The hardkey’s LED is on and the Windows Device Manager has detected the hardware. However, E3Studio has started in Demo mode when I access it in a server that has E3 installed via Remote Desktop. What can I do in this situation?
Solution:
To use Remote Desktop, you must execute it in console mode. Click Start–Run and type mstsc /console. Log on the remote computer normally and try to open EStudio again.
You can also use this procedure for other remote access programs that present the same problem.
