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Running Windows 8.1, two 1080p monitors. When I slowly move my mouse to the center of the two (left side of right monitor, right side of left monitor) regardless of vertical position it sticks, at that point I can try move it to the other monitor all I want but it won't untill I 'flick' it. The cursor moves up and down fine.
It's not the hot corners, I have those disabled through Start8. It's something else that's causing resistance in switching.
Any ideas on how to disable this would be cool
I encoutered the same problem when I modifying the "Taskbar and Navigation properties". The mouse would not "jump" over to the other screen unless I moved it very fast.
When I checked the "Show taskbar on all displays"-box under the Taskbar-tab in the "Taskbar and Navigation properties"-window the problem was solved magicaly for me.
However the problem didn´t came back when I unchecked that box again so it could have been some other checkbox.
The solution for me was this regedit option;
The .reg files below are for the registry key and value below.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
MouseMonitorEscapeSpeed DWORD
0 = enable
1 = disable
