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[quote who="sdRohan" reply="4" id="3972136"] Quoting yanlanfeixue, reply 3 When the mouse was on the display of the secondary device, I tried to disconnect the network connection of the primary device, but the cursor still couldn't return. I made a series of attempts. Even when I reconnected to the network, I still couldn'

Reply to When the secondary device is turned off or disconnected, the mouse cannot return to the primary device. in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

When the mouse was on the display of the secondary device, I tried to disconnect the network connection of the primary device, but the cursor still couldn't return. I made a series of attempts. Even when I reconnected to the network, I still couldn't restore the control of the keyboard and mouse. After restoring the network connection, it is also necessary to log out or restart the computer in order for the device to be used normally. So far, the conclusion drawn is that if the mouse

When the secondary device is turned off or disconnected, the mouse cannot return to the primary device. in Multiplicity Stardock Forums

Just as the title suggests. When my secondary device is shut down or disconnected from the network, if the mouse happens to be on the display of the secondary device at that time, I have no way to return the mouse to the primary device. The only option is to restart the computer. I tried to set a shortcut key, but in fact, the shortcut key never took effect. The operating system of my secondary device is windows10 19045, and that of my primary device is windows1