Windows 10: Mouse cursor locked on boot. How to find out what app causes it to occur?

My Experience: When boot into windows, my mouse cursor stuck on not the middle. Well, position doesn't matter, but when I try to move the mouse, it constantly move back to its previous position, locked my mouse position. And if I press Windows + L to lock my PC. I can see my locked cursor on the same position, but at the same time when I move my mouse, that stuck cursor still visible, but I got flashy movable mouse cursor. Looks like windows is fighting an APP. How this occur in the first place:Yesterday, I opened some of my default apps such as 3 OBS, PPT NDI, Google Meet on Browser and space

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Mouse cursor not locked to crosshair in UWP applications

My mouse cursor isn't locked to my crosshair when I'm unpaused from Minecraft or other apps. I've tried reinstalling and resetting Minecraft, no good. Restarting my PC, no good.

Resetting UWP apps through Powershell seems to not work either;
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Here's a short demonstration of the bug:

Such a mind boggling issue. Can't find a solution for this problem even on the internet.

Things I've tried that provided no solution:

• Resetting/Uninstalling Minecraft
• Reinstalling UWP apps to their defaults.
• Shutdown/Restarting my PC.
• Repairing my computer with SFC and DISM
• Repairing my PC with Windows Media Installation Tool (Upgrade PC Keep Files Option)
• Uninstalling/Reinstalling my mouse drivers.

I have tried recovering from a restore point and it seemed to fix the issue temporarily but the issue returned.

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No mouse cursor

Hi,

It is possible that the system did not recognize the mouse of your computer after it booted up. This can be the reason why you do not see the mouse cursor. Kindly perform a power cycle to refresh the power of the computer. To do this, follow these steps:

• Shutdown the computer.
• After shutting it down, remove the battery (if you're using a laptop) and disconnect the computer from the charger.
  
• Wait for 1 minute.
• After 1 minute, attach the battery and turn on the computer.
• Check if you will see the mouse cursor.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Teamspeak 3 causing mouse cursor to crash


Hello everyone,

I have just done the upgrade from windows 7 64 Bit, To Windows 10 andi must say i am enjoying the fresh new look so far but i have a minor yet annoying issue. I have noticed when i double click on teamspeak3 and then try and connect to a server it cause my steelseries rivals mouse cursor to just LOCK and i cannot do anything apart from restart the computer.

i have tried the following and they have not worked.

1. uninstall/reinstall teamspeak 3 deleting all previous files/folders.
2. closing down the steelseries software before opening teamspeak.
3. unplugging and reconnecting USB steelseries mouse it mreley powers down then back on but cursor remains locked in last position.

However when i plug in a different mouse during the "lock" with the steelseries mouse still connected i can use the cursor ONLY with the second mouse not the steelseries as it remains locked, but as soon as i close teamspeak the steelseries mouse starts to work again. the only way i can use teamspeak with the rival is right click and run as admin. I have tried to set it to always run as admin via right click properties and choosing the appropriate box and as far as i beleive this worked but still cause the crash i have to actually maually right click run as admin.

I can normally open team speak via the double click method and when its open the mouse is fine its as soon as I connect to a server the lock up occurs.

after a fresh install of teamspeak the normal double click method worked and there was no crash but as soon as i restart the computer the problem re-occurs.

I understand this is a very minor problem but i didnt have this issue in windows 7 i could just double click and away i go, now if i do this i have to either restart the system OR connect another mouse close teamspeak and then right click run as with the steelseries mouse. i have noticed since upgrading to windows 10 my mouse has sort of frozen on other screens but only for a split second but something isnt right.

My next option would be uninstalling and reinstalling the steelseries software but I do have a few profiles so would rather not go down this route but if its the only option then needs must. perhaps removing the mouse drivers? but as i am not familiar with windows 10 yet if that is an option would someone be kind enough to talk me through.


*******EDIT*******

The right click and run as admin is not working now only when I restart the system does this method work.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks for reading.

Brian