Windows 10: Cursor Movement Between Displays Gets Stuck Vertically

So I have been having a issue with Windows 11 and Duel screen mode in vertical layout. I have a system that i switch often between 2 monitors in a vertical layout. both 1080P screens. Then i will some times add in a 2K screen to the right in a > layout. I have noticed no matter what I do. When trying to move my mouse up and down between the 2 monitors that are in a vertical layout the mouse will "snag" at the seem so to speak between the monitors. Moving Left to right when i add in the 3rd 2K display there is 0 issue. I will mention this is unique to my windows 11 systems. My work l

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Ease Cursor Movement Between Displays Gets Stuck Vertically

Hello Jimerb1

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

I am aware of the present situation is that your Ease Cursor Movement Between Displays Gets Stuck Vertically.

May I know some details which could help me investigate it further.

• Have you encountered this problem recently? Was it normal before?
  
• If you uncheck Ease Cursor Movement, how does the mouse cursor behave
  
• As a test environment, try to reduce the screen and check what mouse cursor will be like.
  

Looking forward to your reply.

Chandy|Microsoft Community Support Specialist

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* Your patience and cooperation are highly appreciated.

 

Ease Cursor Movement Between Displays Gets Stuck Vertically

I have ease "Cursor movement between displays" set on my Windows 11 machine. (22H2 22621.819)

Monitor transition works fine left to right, but not up and down. It gets stuck any time I move vertically in either direction. I have to fuss with it. I've checked and the monitors are perfectly aligned. (They are not skewed.)

Can someone give me some suggestions on what to do? Maybe snapping is causing an issue or something?

Here's an example. Red doesn't work well, Green works fine.

 

Ease Cursor Movement Between Displays Gets Stuck Vertically

Hi Jimerb1

Hope you are doing well.

Since I haven't had as many as six monitors for testing, I have communicated with other internal personnel. We suggest that you first use two stacked displays for testing, and then add another four displays in the form of "stacking up and down" and observe this problem occurs or not.

For "Ease Cursor Movement Between Displays", this function is mainly used to optimize the use of the mouse when the screen size is not uniform. However, as far as the current situation is concerned, this may be a design problem that appears on multiple screens.

For this problem, we also suggest you use Windows+F to submit it to the internal development team, hoping that the function can be optimized by them.