Dual Screens Not Able To Move Mouse To Second Screen | Windows 10 | Easy Fix STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL
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Dual screens and why you're not able to move the mouse to your second screen correctly, is what we look at in this video tutorial. We're using a Windows 10 PC. We provide an easy fix, step-by-step tutorial.
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OVERVIEW 👇
Installing or replacing a dual screen or creating a multi monitor set up with two screens can cause issues with the setup of your mouse. This is related to monitor alignment or monitor arrangement, so the mouse doesn't move correctly between monitors. This can be more pronounced with monitors of different resolutions.
This video assumes that you have a multiple display setup and you have chosen 'extend these displays' and NOT 'duplicate these displays'.
PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS ARE GIVEN BELOW AS SHOWN 👇
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🔴 Issue 1: Monitor Mis-alignment - Dual Screens Not Able To Move Mouse To Second Screen
The problem - it's very difficult to move your mouse to the second screen as highlighted. When you're able to move the mouse cursor to the second monitor, mouse goes off screen on top left of the right hand monitor and appears bottom left of screen on left monitor. So the mouse is not lining up. So from a workflow or productivity point of view this is impractical. There is an easy fix!
✅ Solution 1: Align two computer monitors correctly.
1. Go to display settings - type 'display settings' in the search box bottom left of screen.
2. Choose 'duplicate or extend to a connected display'.
3. When display settings page opens, go to 'rearrange your displays'.
4. Check which are monitors 1 & 2, by clicking 'identify', so you're working on the correct monitor.
5. To align the displays, drag them into line as shown and click 'apply'.
6. You're done! If the issue was monitor misalignment, this should have been corrected. You should be able to move the mouse to your second screen correctly, as well as relevant apps you're using.
🔶 IF THE ABOVE DOES NOT FIX MOUSE CURSOR ISSUE, SEE ISSUE & SOLUTION 2 BELOW 👇
🔴 Issue 2: Monitor Arrangement - Dual Screens Not Able To Move Mouse To Second Screen
The problem: whilst the mouse can move to the second screen, and is aligned, you have to go to the far edge of one monitor and the mouse then appears on the opposite far edge of the second monitor. You can't move your mouse to the other screen easily / logically. Again from a workflow/productivity standpoint, this is not good. Again there is an easy solution.
✅ Solution 2 : Arrange two PC screens correctly.
1. Go to display settings - type 'display settings' in the search box bottom left of screen.
2. Choose 'duplicate or extend to a connected display'.
3. When the display settings page opens, go to the top of the screen to 'rearrange your displays'.
4. Check which are monitors 1 & 2, by clicking 'identify', ensuring you're working on the correct screen.
5. You'll need to rearrange your displays. Drag the monitor across to the relevant position (opposite side) on screen using your mouse as shown. Ensure the screens are also aligned.
6. Click 'apply'.
7. You're done. If the problem was a monitor arrangement issue, this should correct things - you should be able to move the mouse to your other screen correctly i.e. across centre of the screens.
Thanks for watching our video today - Dual Screens Not Able To Move Mouse To Second Screen | Windows 10 | Easy Fix Tutorial.
We hope you found our video useful today - we look forward to continuing to provide useful videos for you to watch in future!
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http://bit.ly/2oEH0O5 - Movavi Video Editor Plus
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All information provided by the Tech Guru is provided for educational/informational purposes only. You agree that use of this information is at your own risk and hold The Tech Guru harmless for any and all losses, liabilities, injuries or damages resulting from any and all claims.
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If you find my tech videos useful and they have helped you, and you'd like to support me so I can continue to create more free content for you, you can buy me a coffee as a one-off or a regular treat.
Please visit 🔶 buymeacoffee.com/TheTechGuru 🔶
Your support is much appreciated ☕ 😃
OVERVIEW 👇
Installing or replacing a dual screen or creating a multi monitor set up with two screens can cause issues with the setup of your mouse. This is related to monitor alignment or monitor arrangement, so the mouse doesn't move correctly between monitors. This can be more pronounced with monitors of different resolutions.
This video assumes that you have a multiple display setup and you have chosen 'extend these displays' and NOT 'duplicate these displays'.
PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS ARE GIVEN BELOW AS SHOWN 👇
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
🔴 Issue 1: Monitor Mis-alignment - Dual Screens Not Able To Move Mouse To Second Screen
The problem - it's very difficult to move your mouse to the second screen as highlighted. When you're able to move the mouse cursor to the second monitor, mouse goes off screen on top left of the right hand monitor and appears bottom left of screen on left monitor. So the mouse is not lining up. So from a workflow or productivity point of view this is impractical. There is an easy fix!
✅ Solution 1: Align two computer monitors correctly.
1. Go to display settings - type 'display settings' in the search box bottom left of screen.
2. Choose 'duplicate or extend to a connected display'.
3. When display settings page opens, go to 'rearrange your displays'.
4. Check which are monitors 1 & 2, by clicking 'identify', so you're working on the correct monitor.
5. To align the displays, drag them into line as shown and click 'apply'.
6. You're done! If the issue was monitor misalignment, this should have been corrected. You should be able to move the mouse to your second screen correctly, as well as relevant apps you're using.
🔶 IF THE ABOVE DOES NOT FIX MOUSE CURSOR ISSUE, SEE ISSUE & SOLUTION 2 BELOW 👇
🔴 Issue 2: Monitor Arrangement - Dual Screens Not Able To Move Mouse To Second Screen
The problem: whilst the mouse can move to the second screen, and is aligned, you have to go to the far edge of one monitor and the mouse then appears on the opposite far edge of the second monitor. You can't move your mouse to the other screen easily / logically. Again from a workflow/productivity standpoint, this is not good. Again there is an easy solution.
✅ Solution 2 : Arrange two PC screens correctly.
1. Go to display settings - type 'display settings' in the search box bottom left of screen.
2. Choose 'duplicate or extend to a connected display'.
3. When the display settings page opens, go to the top of the screen to 'rearrange your displays'.
4. Check which are monitors 1 & 2, by clicking 'identify', ensuring you're working on the correct screen.
5. You'll need to rearrange your displays. Drag the monitor across to the relevant position (opposite side) on screen using your mouse as shown. Ensure the screens are also aligned.
6. Click 'apply'.
7. You're done. If the problem was a monitor arrangement issue, this should correct things - you should be able to move the mouse to your other screen correctly i.e. across centre of the screens.
Thanks for watching our video today - Dual Screens Not Able To Move Mouse To Second Screen | Windows 10 | Easy Fix Tutorial.
We hope you found our video useful today - we look forward to continuing to provide useful videos for you to watch in future!
Some equipment used in making this video:
http://bit.ly/2oEH0O5 - Movavi Video Editor Plus
DISCLAIMERS 👇
All information provided by the Tech Guru is provided for educational/informational purposes only. You agree that use of this information is at your own risk and hold The Tech Guru harmless for any and all losses, liabilities, injuries or damages resulting from any and all claims.
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How to Fix Mouse Cursor in Dual Monitor Setup
Moving cursor between two monitors
Mouse does not move properly between my monitors
Unable to move mouse to second screen
Dual monitor mouse pointer problem
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Common multi-monitor problems
Can't move mouse to other screen
My mouse does not move properly between monitors
Mouse stuck on secondary monitor
Mouse pointer only show on one monitor
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