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Windows 11, multi-monitor issue - Cursor jumps to closest corner of above monitor.
Here is every monitor setup in the world that will have this issue on Windows 11: The issue is when moving cursor to the top pixel line of a monitor, if there is no monitor above, the cursor...
- I was experiencing what I think was the same issue, and although I couldn't find anything online about it, other than this post, I eventually found a solution.
Go to Settings > System > Display > Multiple Displays > Ease cursor movement between displays.
I was experiencing what I think was the same issue, and although I couldn't find anything online about it, other than this post, I eventually found a solution.
Go to Settings > System > Display > Multiple Displays > Ease cursor movement between displays.
Go to Settings > System > Display > Multiple Displays > Ease cursor movement between displays.
I resolved the issue by fixing the loose and tangled port connections(HDMI)
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I just experienced same issue, but unchecking was not sufficient.
However, I blame that to the fact i'm using a wireless mouse. When i turned my mouse off after i changed the setting and turned it back on, it was solved.
(On/Off didn't solve it prior to changing this setting)- This worked for me. Thank you!! I noticed as soon as I upgraded to windows 11 and spent the last hour looking for a solution.
- I also just made an account only to say THANK YOU. I was ready to mess with the registry (or probably even hack some DLLs, idk) so I was really surprised there's just a checkbox in the settings window. The most dumb feature ever...
- Perfect! This issue was bugging me so much with my work setup. Unchecking the "Ease Cursor..." worked for me.
- Thank you for finding and posting the solutions.
Such an easy solution, but "Nothing is obvious until you have experience with the knowledge." - I was experiencing the exact same issue, and unchecking the ease cursor movement between displays fixed this issue for me. Thanks for the solution!
