Try Increasing both ClickMouse delays in the Settings window. For diagnostic purposes, you could try setting both of them to 100.Originally Posted by Nomahd
No, because when your remote PC receives instructions from your hotkey, all the instructions are received in a bundle before the remote PC begins to execute any of them. But if you're curious about this you can measure how long it takes HotkeyNet to send a command from one PC to another PC with HotkeyNet's <PingHotkeyNet> command.
My guess is that it's due to thread scheduling and how many threads are contending for CPU time at any given moment.There is no rhyme or reason to it. Sometimes it works fine, other times it doesn't. It seems to fail at the worst possible moment though.
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