Windows 10: Mouse getting stuck when transitioning between monitors vertically but not horizontally....

Hello,I've been through 8 or 10 similar questions here and on Redit without success but I'll ask one more time in case I missed something. I have 4 monitors of identical size in a pyramid formation. The mouse can transition seamlessly between the lower 3 when going left to right. The mouse 'sticks' who moving or dragging a window up/down between the center 2. Windows 11. All drivers updated. All "Ease Mouse Transitions" toggled and untoggled. Machine restarted multiple times.When dragging a window UP to the upper monitor the mouse seems to stick on the menu/ribbon for filling the screen 1/2, 1

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slow movement when scrolling left listview in file explorer windows 10

Hello Edward,

I suggest you to increase vertical and horizontal scaling range and check if it helps. You may follow the steps below for the same:

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  Go to control panel and select mouse.
  
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  Click on the Wheel option and change the vertical and horizontal range.
  

Hope the above information helps. Please get back to us and we would be happy to help.

 

How to: Resize Start horizontally on a PC

Hi all,

the problem turned out to be some kind of an error 44. So resizing of Start horizontally works. The question is
"How to" achieve the resizing?

Important to know: In my configuration with a widescreen monitor, I have positioned the task bar to the right edge of the viewport. Here the explanation:

• When resizing vertically Start is expanded smoothly synchronized with to mouse dragging movement.
• When resizing horizontally the mouse move has no effect when one starts dragging. After dragging the mouse further and further, suddenly the vertical edge jumps to a new position when the mouse pointer passes some invisible raster line calculated from
  the horizontal size of the tiles on Start.

How to expand Start horizontally: Drag the vertical edge patiently some inches and be happy when it jumps to its new and perfectly tile friendly position.

It's another surprise from the multi device coding camp called Microsoft. It's not that bad than the fading scroll bars but it is close to it. Usability testing was yesterday.

 

Vertical and Horizontal Lines

The problem I had with vertical and horizontal lines has nothing to do with Windows. I have an ASUS monitor. There are small buttons along the bottom of the screen case. It is easy to inadvertently touch the buttons. One of them turns on an "alignment
grid." Simply push the button to turn it off.