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I've been using Xming 6.9.0.31 with Windows XP for a logtime now. It has worked without issue. I've now gone to Windows 7 and I cannot get an X session to open. If I look at the xming log it gives the impression that a session is active but it just doesn't display anything. Every now and then it will work but majority of the time is doesn't.
Nothing has changed on the Red Hat server and clients using XP can connect without issue.
I've tried changing the resolution of my PC.
I've upgraded the graphics drivers.
Uninstalled/reinstalled Xming.
Deleted my Putty connection config and re-created.
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