Go to Android Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > select PocketCloud > click Force Stop. Then launch PocketCloud again and connect to your machine
Go to Android Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > select PocketCloud > click Force Stop. Then launch PocketCloud again and connect to your machine
But if that is a bug shouldn't that have been fixed?
And i say if, because instead of the pointer I saw zoom in and out buttons - sort of suggested it had fallen into another mode?
Does your device have a menu button? Some devices the touch pointer is not displayed by default. If your device has a menu button, you should be able to press that to launch the menu where you can enable the touch pointer. You can also 2 finger tap the screen to enable the touch pointer if your device supports multi-touch gestures.
In fact, yes I did have both free and pro versions installed. I used the upgrade link from the free version and hadn't realized that it didn't install on top of or uninstall the free version.
I removed the free version and my first test suddenly showed my pointer again. Awesome!
If it disappears again after further testing I'll let you know, but initially it looks like you hit a bullseye. Nice work!
Also running a Transformer Prime, ICS 4.0.3. ASUS just pushed out some updates the other day and I didn't connect that with the loss of the touch pointer until a previous poster mentioned it. I had noticed that sometimes the pointer would be there and other times not, but now it's never available.
I tried force closing it, but I don't have a very clean way of doing that Settings->Apps->Running->Wyse->Stop doesn't seem to do much.
I'd like to use the touch pad or a USB mouse, but the right-click doesn't seem to be reliable on either, so the Touch Pointer has been key.
The pointer seems to only work the first time that I use the app after a hard reboot of the device. I have killed the app in "task manager" which doesn't seem to have any effect.
No "hard" menu button. Have a soft menu button that appears occasionally in PocketCloud. When it does appear, I can activate the mouse option. Usually, the menu option is not there.
ASUS Transformer Prime, ICS 4.0.3
This also occurred prior to the recent ICS update. It's just getting more annoying since I am using the app more frequently.
Same thing happened to me. Sony Tablet S, Android version 3.2.1. One day my mouse pointer disappeared. The VNC computer's mouse was still there, but the PocketCloud "surround" mouse poiunter was gone. If I tried to move the mouse around the screen, the entire screen moved instead, and zoom buttons would appear. I tried force stopping, rebooting, turning my tablet off completely, deleting the PC in Pocketcloud and re-adding it, two finger tap, three finger tap, four finger tap. Nothing worked.
I finally tried uninstalling Pocketcloud entirely and reinstalling it. That finally restored the mouse pointer. Here's hoping it won't disappear again.
The best way to force stop the application is pretty much what you are doing already: Settings > Apps > (downloaded) PocketCloud > Force Stop
I have the same device here (Transformer Prime with ICS 4.0.3) and I have not seen the missing pointer issue once in all of my testing with it. I am curious what could be causing this to happen...
Do you possibly have the Free and Pro versions of PocketCloud installed on your device?
Do you have any 3rd party task manager applications installed? Do you have any bluetooth devices actively paired with the device when you are seeing this behavior? It is very interesting that you are seeing the soft menu button show occasionally. Do you notice any other UI changes when you are seeing this?
Hi everybody, On devices with 4.0 ICS please confirm "Force GPU Rendering" in developers option, make sure the check box is unchecked. It could interfere with Touch Pointer
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Go to Android Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > select PocketCloud > click Force Stop.
Then launch PocketCloud again and connect to your machine