nightcrawlerq

So after a day of use, the mouse will no longer slowly pixalate into oblivion due to moving from one machine to another. However, I happened to run across a new issue that won't happen often enough for me to have problems but wanted to bring it to your attention. But first, I use a desktop as my primary machine with the following version of windows: Edition: Windows 10 Pro Version 2004 OS Build: 19041.388 My secondary computer is a lapto

No I haven't but I will now and reply with my results.

I'm having the same issue where it disappears on primary. The 'gradually' disappearing part is coming from the switch from the primary to secondary. To test this I activated the shift must be held to switch displays option. In doing so if you just switch back and forth you'll start to see the mouse on the primary become pixalated to the point of no longer seeing it. Like others I would restart the primary to fix this, however, I f