Windows 10: Dual monitor, mouse movement, block mouse in from moving from one screen to another in...

Hello. Currently, I am using a laptop 17 inches, horizontal, of course and a second monitor 21 inches, vertical. My question is whether it is possible to block the mouse from transitioning from the vertical monitor to the laptop desktop if it involves a "jump" in the vertical axis of the mouse? I mean that the mouse can only move to the laptop screen from 2nd monitor in a place that corresponds to where the laptop display actually is physically present, without teleporting the mouse up or down marked green on the picture I wish to prevent the mouse from leaving the vertical screen if s

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Dual monitor, Dual mouse??

Hello,

Please share this information to assist you better.

• How have you setup dual monitors?
• Are you referring to use 2 different mouse/keyboard with the dual monitor setup?

If yes, the mouse or keyboard may function same as one another. Since, it has to be connected to single PC/tower.

However, setting up 2 different mouse/keyboard with the Dual- monitor setup, it may not function separately for each monitor.

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Limit Mouse Movement in Two Monitor System

Are you disabling the secondary monitor, (WinKey+P)...





... or simply turning it off with the physical power button?

 

[SOLVED] Dual monitors no mouse on second screen.

I just installed a new (used) GPU and now cannot move mouse to second screen.

Titan X GTX 12GB card. Monitors same make and model. ( Worked fine on prior GPU )

Second monitor has taskbar but no desktop icons. If I open programs that previously had panes on each monitor they return to original position as expected but cannot mouse over to access the program.

When I open the display settings window it opens on the monitor without a mouse so I cannot drag displays around without a mouse. I can tab through settings but nothing there solves anything. If I try "detect" is says no second monitor found however in advance settings it clearly shows and correctly identifies both monitors.

Win 10 | 10.0.19043

Could this be driver related or is it a Win 10 problem with dual monitors?



It would be easier to work on this if I knew of a way to move the settings screen to the active monitor screen.

Any ideas?

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[SOLVED]

Solved by experimenting. First task was to get the settings window on a screen with a mouse. I tabbed down to "Make this my default" and then had a mouse on same monitor as settings window.

I checked the monitors. All okay. Same make, model and resolution etc. Still no mouse on #2

So tried changing resolution to lower seeing and got a mouse back on #2 but that screen was compressed in size ( blank borders appeared)

I then changed resolution back to the original size and then everything was fine. Both monitors full screen and mouse now works as it should.

Guess Win 10 was taking a nap..got confused.

Thanks ya'all