Windows 10: Can't Click in Top Right Portion of Screen

Aside from the very top right of the screen typically where the exit button is on web pages, I am unable to right or left click. Things in web browsers such as the minimize window button are unavailable to click on. This happens in every program, whether it is a game, web browser, or just my desktop screen. Does anyone know of potential causes for this problem and/or fixes? My mouse and GPU drivers are up to date.

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Cannot click on small top left portion of screen

Hi,

To help you with your concern about not being able to click on small top left portion of your computer screen, kindly answer the following questions:

• What changes have you done to your computer prior to getting this issue?
• Are you using a laptop or a desktop computer?
• Do you see an unfamiliar application in the Task Manager running in the background?
  

We look forward to your post and we appreciate your answer to these inquiries.

Regards.

 

Right portion of screen non-responsive

Hi,



Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand that mouse events are not recorded on a portion of your computer screen. We will certainly look into this for you.

Usually, this issue could occur due to a non-displayed notification that blocks the mouse clicks in certain portion of the screen. For better clarity, please let us know:

1) What is the version of Windows 10 installed on your computer?

2) Do you have any antivirus program installed?

Meanwhile, lLet us try a few steps and check.



Method 1: Run Windows Updates.

Make sure
Windows is up to date with the latest updates.



Method 2: Uninstall and Re-install Display and Mouse drivers.

I would suggest you to uninstall the display drivers from Device Manager and re-install it from manufacturer website.

1. Press Windows + R key to open
Run window.

2. Type devmgmt.msc and press Enter.

3. In Device
Manager, expand Display Adapters.

4. Right click on the display driver and select
Uninstall

5. Check the box that says
Delete the driver software for this device. Click on OK.

Download and re-install the drivers for your computer from

Lenovo Support website



Method 3: Create a local account.

To make sure the issue is not user account related, you can create a new local account and check if you are able to use mouse events throughout the screen.

1. Select the Start button, select Settings > Accounts
   and then select Family & other users. (In some editions of Windows you'll see Other users.)
   
2. Select Add someone else to this PC.
3. Select I don't have this person's sign-in information, and on the next page, select
   Add a user without a Microsoft account.

Enter a user name, password, password hint or choose security questions, and then select
Next.

Login to the local account and check if you face the same issue.

There are instances where certain antivirus programs also caused similar issues. However, please perform the above steps and let us know the results.



We will certainly assist you further.



Regards,

Vivian S

 

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