Using a custom display resolution and the Hot Plug Reset function on a PCoIP Zero Client
Setting a custom display resolution A PCoIP Zero Client allows you to set a custom display resolution on the client, which is saved even when the client is powered down. This lets you set a resolution that is different than the attached display's native …
How do I determine how much bandwidth a PCoIP Protocol Session is consuming?
There are multiple options to determine how much bandwidth a PCoIP protocol session is consuming.   Viewing live data on a PCoIP Zero Client or PCoIP Remote Workstation Card The active PCoIP protocol session bandwidth can be viewed in the PCoIP Zero …
Troubleshooting Video Playback Issues ?
There are many factors impacting the playback of video in a PCoIP environment. Factors that influence video playback are: PCoIP Thin Client or Software Client local hardware capabilities. PCoIP can require a lot of processing power not available on …
What causes a firmware upgrade failure?
Problem Uploading firmware through the AWI or a PCoIP Zero Client or PCoIP Remote Workstation Card fails with an error message. Applying firmware through the PCoIP Management Console fails.   Cause and Solution There are multiple scenarios that can cause …
How can I change USB authorizations for PCoIP Zero Client?
USB devices can be enabled or disabled which allows IT control of the use of peripherals with HP Anyware PCoIP Agent, VMware Horizon View using PCoIP protocol, or PCoIP Remote Workstation Cards. PCoIP Zero Clients provide unique USB security features that …
PCoIP display is 'blurry' and the image is of lower than expected quality
Problem When using PCoIP the display is 'blurry' or of low quality. The display may be persistently blurry or is blurry intermittently and slow.    Cause Typically a blurry screen is due to the lack of bandwidth. Throughout a PCoIP session, PCoIP network …
What does the yellow marker mean on the top right of the screen when using the PCoIP Graphics Agent?
Problem During a PCoIP session there is a yellow marker on the top right of one or more displays. The yellow marker indicates that the PCoIP Graphics Agent is experiencing issues with the GPU configuration and has fallen back to non-accelerated …
What does the 'No source signal' message mean?
The answer depends on what type of host the PCoIP Zero Client is connected to.  VMware View 4.5 or newer The message "no source signal" appears as an overlay when the VMware View virtual desktop puts the monitors to sleep.  Pressing a key or moving the …
What are the supported monitor resolutions and refresh rates for PCoIP Zero Clients and Remote Workstation Cards?
In general, PCoIP zero clients and Remote Workstation cards should work with standard display resolutions supported by VESA. The following is a list of the tested monitor resolutions supported (display timing); all at 60 Hz display refresh rate. …