Windows 10: Extended Desktop mouse bug on multiple monitors

Hello,


When using multiple monitors with Windows 10, there is a bug on extended desktop: the mouse pointer does not pass from one monitor to another if it is on the top or bottom of the screen. If it is a few pixels down from the top, there is no problem.

The bug is disturbing when one window is maximised on the left monitor and sometimes , after trying to acces the right monitor (as the mouse did not pass on the right side monitor) if you click, the left monitor window will be closed (the X button is in top right corner, like the stucked mouse pointer ...)


The problem is present on several HW configurations (DELL, HP, ...) with Win10 version 1803 17134.984.


Thanks for your help!

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Multiple Desktops on Multiple Monitors

Hi everyone,

I have multiple (virtual) desktops and I am extending my screen to an external monitor. However, when I change my desktop to a different one, it also changes the desktop on my second monitor. How can I keep my second (extended) monitor to a fixed desktop
and change desktops on my primary monitor?

Thanks,

Junaid

 

Trouble with 2 monitors

Hi Tim,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

I suggest you to change the settings to Extended Monitor and check if it helps.

Please follow below steps:

• Right Click any ware of the Desktop, and launch Personalization.
• Go to dual monitor settings under personalization, and change it Extended Monitor.

Please get back to us for future support, we’ll be glad to assist you further.



Thank you.

 

extending monitors

Hello,

I hope I can help you today

solote allow two monitors but here I leave this possible solution

Step 1

Connect a monitor to the normal video card, using the necessary cable (DVI, VGA or HDMI). This will be the main screen, so place it directly in front of your computer's cabinet.

Step 2

Connect the second monitor to the alternative port of the video card, and then restart the computer. The PC will automatically detect the second monitor.

Step 3

Go to the "Show options" window by right clicking on the desktop, then select the "Properties" option. From there, click on the second monitor (which will appear in the drop-down menu), and then activate the "Extend my desktop on this screen" checkbox.

Step 4

Connect the third monitor to your original video card (if it has three outputs) or to another video card, and then restart the computer one more time.

Step 5

Go to the "Show options" window by right clicking on the desktop, then select the "Properties" option. From there, click on the third monitor (which will appear in the drop-down menu), and then activate the "Extend my desktop to this screen" checkbox

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