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The thread discusses an issue where the mouse cursor disappears behind the second monitor when switching between extended displays. The original poster seeks help, and a forum member responds by explaining how to adjust monitor placement in Display Settings. The original poster successfully resolves the issue by following the suggested steps and thanks the contributor.
FraidyMan

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I have 2 monitors, extending the desktop. If I move a screen to the 2 nd monitor then move it back, the mouse cursor disappears behind the second screen, appearing on the surface of the first screen. ???
 

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Right click on a screen background, select Display Settings, there you should see your displays, marked with 1, 2.
Right click on them and drag them to a place in accordance with the place on your desk.

And welcome to this forum!
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Right click on a screen background, select Display Settings, there you should see your displays, marked with 1, 2.
Right click on them and drag them to a place in accordance with the place on your desk.

And welcome to this forum!
 

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bochane said:
Right click on a screen background, select Display Settings, there you should see your displays, marked with 1, 2.
Right click on them and drag them to a place in accordance with the place on your desk.

And welcome to this forum!
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Did it with the 2nd monitor and it worked.... Brilliant! Thank you.
 

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