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The thread discusses an issue with multi-monitor setup where the user experiences a visual effect when dragging applications between screens, possibly related to the new monitor or display settings. The original poster seeks help to disable or adjust this effect. A responder requests a description of the effect to better understand whether it's a feature or an error, indicating the need for more details to diagnose the problem.
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Hello,
I just bought a new monitor and connected it to my pc and it worked fine. Until i tried to drag an app to my other monitor. I had to move my cursor really quick to be able to drag it to the other screen. When i dragged something there was sort of an effect at the place where i was trying to drag the app.
Can anyone help me turn that off or change it?
Kind regards,
Rens Oomen
 

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riserbo

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Can you describe the effect for us? It's unclear whether this was built-in or an error that needs to be fixed.
 

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