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I know that my replies are being delayed due to “moderation” cause I am a newbie here. I just want to thank BRITGIRL for the quick and accurate solution to my connection problem. I never would have gotten to the point of trying that setting without the help.
Despite this little hiccup, I highly recommend NoMachine for Remote Desktops. I use it to connect to several computers at 2 different locations. 99% of the time it is solid and reliable.
Disabling Client Side HW Decoding seems to have fixed the connection problem. This is just a quick look, and I will need to spend more time to verify this, but it looks good. Thanks very much for your help. Now, I want to understand this, and why it was not a problem in the past.
Tom
Thanks for your reply. I just connected from the LINUX PC to the WIN11 PC and it appears that connection is fine. These are on the same LAN (one wired and one wireless).
I will try the WIN10 to WIN11 connection again when I go back to the WIN10 location this weekend. I will try disabling hardware decoding and will try to gather logs from the two computers. I may try using a LINUX laptop to connect to the WIN11 PC, through the WIN10 PC. I would expect to have similar issues.
What really seems strange is that this exact connection used to work well. I spent many hours sitting at the WIN10 PC while connected to the WIN11 PC (up to about 2 months ago+/-). I do not know enough about NoMachine to have made any settings changes (knowingly). I always suspect Windows upgrades for causing strange problems.