Windows 10: Pointer Scaling issue when display mirroring with DSR

Finally upgraded to 4k tv when colleague said DSR makes it possible to mirror a 1080p screen on a 4k display. Mouse scaling is not handled correctly when using DSR.

Steps to reproduce (Nvidia 1660 Ti):- Use one 1080p screen one 2160p TV.- Win+P swap to duplicate (Both displays now at 1080p 60Hz)- Turn DSR on from Manage 3D settings in Nvidia Control Panel, set scaling factor to 4x native- Still in Nvidia CP, change resolution, set resolution to Dynamic Super Resolution 3840x2160p 60Hz- Problem: pointer is different size on 2160p screen than on 1080p.Everything looks like sheit though so one more step.- Over in Win Display Settings, scaling is set to 200% "recommended", change to 300%Image is now sharp on both displays but pointer size is waay to big on 1080p screen, see https://imgur.com/a/MR3Du7W.



Found two separate ways to increase pointer size but well that's not helping

Any advice?

Like decreasing pointer size in general would help but the problem the different sizes.



EDIT: FOUND A SOLUTION!

https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/6rubou/nvidia_dsr_big_mouse_cursor_fix/

Combined with

https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/7kvko1/dsr_large_cursor_fix_registry_value_tweak/

Well, a slightly buggy solution but still better than a mammoth pointer

For the lazy: Turn on pointer trail, then turn down the trail length to -1

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