Windows 8 multiple monitors mouse stuck

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Get the full power of your multi-monitor configuration with Actual Tools! Desktop Mirroring - additional feature for dual monitors in Windows 8. Mirror any window, application, monitor, or area in the special window on any display. You can set a position and a size of any folder's window. Not sure this is even a "bug" that needs "fixing. You must be moving the mouse really slow to get stuck on the edge of the screen.

I've personally noticed the extra stickiness, but it has not effected me at all. Increase your mouse tracking, and you'll be fine. Default is 6, 0 is to turn off the sticky area completely. You might find a value of 2 to be more to your liking.

The mouse gets stuck at regular mousing speed. As someone that has many windows open at once on 3 monitors, constantly moving them around and aligning them, having the mouse stick every time I pass between monitors becomes frustrating very quickly. I shouldn't have to adjust my regular mouse movement to actively remember to 'throw' my mouse from one monitor to another with enough speed to break through the sticking boundary. Prior to the recent 8. This is most definitely a bug. Disabling the charms bar was the first thing I did when I got Start8.

Honestly, best thing I ever did. But yeah the mouse clipping is still present after a reboot, that still bugs me a bit since im always working with duel monitors. What are your mouse settings at? I don't have any issues at all moving from monitor to monitor. I don't even see it when I have fullscreen windows open. It is not about mouse settings.

My mouse settings are almost same as yours 1 tick less and no acceleration. For those googling, follow this link. By indospot , September 30, By Richard C.

By Usama Jawad96 , June 23, By drugo , March 28, By DavidM , March 7, Search In. Share More sharing options If I move the mouse at a normal moderate to slow speed towards the other monitor, the cursor sticks to the edge of the current screen and will not pass through without trying again at quite a fast velocity.

The sticking behaviour is similar to how the monitor corners typically stop the cursor from passing through. This users suggested registry edit fixes did seem to work for me but thought lots of fiddling it seems that killing Explorer and restarting it gets rid of the issue temporarily without the need to tweak the registry.

The bug is semi reproducible by docking the Alarms WinRT app on the right side of my right monitor and then I resize the app so it takes minimal horizontal space on screen. I then dock iTunes I did get it to work with chrome once on the right side right up against the Alarms app. At this point my mouse cursor usually begins sticking again. This issue could be due to screen resolution or graphic card drivers. I would suggest you to change the screen resolution and check if it helps.

Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I have used these Dell 24" Ultrasharp monitors for years without any issue so I highly doubt they're to blame. Both displays are set to their native resolution of x Updating the graphics drivers didn't help either. It seems the issue only happens with I use the Alarms app which is provided with Windows.

I dock the Alarm app to the far right side of the monitors and shrink the app down to it's smallest size. After a certain amount of basic computer use web browsing, file management, viewing pdfs the issue starts happening. My quick fix solution is now to simply hide the Alarms app not kill it as I don't want to lose my timers progress , then re-maximise and dock the app once more. This fixes the problem immediately, but after a period of time an hour or so?!

You may r un the app troubleshooter and check if it helps. If you kill explorer. It will start back up and the mouse seems ok now with multi monitor.