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    Retaining sequence of cameras after a Windows 7 system update & restart

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      Michale32086
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      We have a full complement of 16 cameras that we have set in a specific order. This facilitates monitoring and, when required, dispatching of security personnel to trouble areas.

      We also have a dedicated workstation that runs the system. Sometimes Windows 7 will do updates and the like and the system will reboot.. When this happens, we lose the set sequence. It's cumbersome to have to redo the camera placement so that the cameras are in the specified order.

      Is there a way to retain the sequence?

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        DeskShare_-_Support
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        The latest release of Security Monitor Pro maintains the sequence of cameras, and also maintains the position of the detached preview windows on your screen.

        You can download the latest release here.

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