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[quote who="sdRohan" reply="8" id="3795263"] I want you to turn this on and go down on PC1 Mon1 and see where the mouse comes out: [/quote] Turning that option on, the mouse comes out on the top of PC2 Mon1. I have been "snaking" around and I am functional with it. But if we can figure something out that would be great. If not I might try the hotkeys and see how that works out. I really like this monitor layout, so would rather not switch it back to bei

A very crude drawing of my set up :) Red is PC2, Blue is PC1. Alignment settings state that default is to align top left of the primary monitor. So that should be aligned. How would I change the alignment settings to work in this situation? I've tried putting PC2 in all 4 positions around PC1 On the Left - Moving mouse to the left on PC1 main d

[quote who="sdRohan" reply="4" id="3795246"] I am encouraging you to experiment with them. [/quote] Ok, I am seeing that with PC2 set on top, I am able to move up from the 2nd monitor on PC1 and the cursor moves to the 2nd monitor on PC2. So it goes from the far right monitor up to the far left monitor. I didn't realize it was doing that. Attempting to move on the main monitor doesn't work. I will mess with the alignment settings and see if

[quote who="sdRohan" reply="4" id="3795246"] Ok, with that setup, what cant you do? [/quote] With the Secondary Main positioned on top, moving the mouse up to the top of the screen on the primary does not switch to the secondary computer. However if I put the Secondary Main on the bottom, it does switch when I move the mouse down to the bottom of the primary. I figure if it was an alignment issue, then it should not work in either situation listed

Hi and Thanks for the reply. The monitor setup is both main monitors are in center. Primary on bottom, secondary on top. Secondary computer monitor B is on the left portrait, primary computer monitor B is on the right portrait. Secondary PC2 Mon1 Sec PC2 Mon2 (Portra

I just changed my monitor configuration from side/side to Top/Bottom. I do have an additional monitor on each computer, but that should not matter. I can configure the secondary computer monitor to be left/right/bottom and that all works fine, but if I configure it to be on the top, the mouse does not move off the primary display. Stops at the top and does not switch to the secondary computer. I figured it might be that some other program is using the top as a hots