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If you don't need to see the display, you can disable the driver and your
mouse will not be lost.
…On Tue, Nov 12, 2024 at 4:17 AM willj1220 ***@***.***> wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions how to have the Virtual Display enabled,
but disallow my mouse to move over to that screen? I keep getting my mouse
lost off-screen when I'm not gaming. Thanks in advance!
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Like roshkins said, you can just disable the display if you dont need it, or move it to a top corner or something with a tiny slither accesible. I believe with power toys there is also a mouse finder tool, not sure if its something you want to check out |
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(Extremely) late response, but an AutoHotKey script to reset your mouse position to your main monitor would be pretty easy to throw together F1::
MouseMove, 0, 0
return |
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Does anyone have any suggestions how to have the Virtual Display enabled, but disallow my mouse to move over to that screen? I keep getting my mouse lost off-screen when I'm not gaming. Thanks in advance!
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