Windows 10: Mouse buttons keep switching via MS account

I am left handed and have a dedicated hard-wired left handed mouse on my Win10 desktop PC. Everything is fine using the default right handed settings.

I also have a Lenovo laptop with the Lenovo wireless mouse, which by default is right handed.

If I enter Mouse settings on the Lenovo to change the primary mouse to the right button, i.e. left handed, I find the same has happened on the desktop.

I suspect the Microsoft account.

How do I stop this happening?

I have the latest versions of Win10 on both computers.

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Mouse buttons keep switching via MS account

I have a Win10 desktop for which I use a mouse with the right button set as primary, and a Win10 laptop for which I use the trackpad and use the left button as primary. These keep switching and it seems to have to do with the machines being logged into my
MS account.

For example, yesterday I had been working on the desktop and the right mouse button was (correctly) primary. Later, I was working on the laptop and the trackpad had switched to the right button being primary, even though I'd previously set the left as primary.
While working on the laptop, I changed the left mouse button to be primary. Then, the next day, when working on the desktop, it's primary mouse button had switched to the left button. I have observed this on several occasions now so it seems as if my MS account
is maintaining the same, most recently specified primary mouse button regardless of which machine I'm using.

How can I force each machine to maintain the last primary mouse specified on that machine?

 

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Switch mouse buttons -- also for lock screen

I switched mouse buttons to left-handed, I did this for all user accounts.
But when I go to lock screen, it often behaves at default settings.
How can I switch mouse buttons for the whole local machine, even lock screen?