Windows 10: Windows 10 Extended Display - 3 displays mouse moves off left of monitor screen

We are currently running 3 displays setup as extended displays. 2 are for displaying slides to the audience. The 3rd is our PC monitor display. Currently the mouse pointer will disappear off to the left on the PC monitor. We then move the mouse to the right until it reappears. The PC monitor is the only display that we are using the mouse as we move through the slides to display on the other 2. How can we fix it so the mouse does not move off the left side of the PC monitor screen?


Thank you

Rita

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Cannot extend display to second monitor


I am using windows 10 pro on my Powerspec desktop PC. I have one HP monitor and one AOC monitor. I had three monitors (one HP and 2 AOC monitors) working fine using extended display. After removing one monitor (now have 2), the extended display does not work any more. I can use "Duplicate these displays", "Show only on 1" or "Show only on 2", all work fine, except "Extend these displays". When I select Extended, the second screen shows up with task bar, but I cannot move any window onto the second screen. The mouse does not move over either. I tried update the display driver, rebooting computer, reconnect the cable, nothing works! What's wrong?

 

Can't move mouse or program to another screen of extended display in windows 10

Can't move mouse or program to another screen of extended display in windows 10

 

Extended Display Monitor

I also have Windows 10 with dual monitors and I also use my smart tv through the HDMI port as a 3rd for when I'm working on AutoCAD or just want to watch a movie on the big screen. What I do is right click anywhere on the desktop and go down to "Display
Settings" and click on it. On the right side you should see both monitors, or all 3 as in my case. If not you need to download the drivers and install them so your computer will recognize multiple displays, and of course make sure they're connected and turned
on. If you click on the "Identify" button it'll tell you which monitor it's designated as which, depending on how you have them arranged on your desk you can switch them in that Display screen so it knows which side of the screen to allow your mouse to "pass
through". Once you've verified all the settings below and changed the Multiple displays option to "Extend these displays", close it out. Right click again on the desktop and go down to "Graphics Options-->Output To-->Extended Desktop" you'll see all your monitors
there and can pick which 2 you want to use and which will serve as the primary and which the extended... That's what works for me anyway, good luck.