Duel Monitors changing crossover side

[Snowyyyy]

so I have two monitors my primary one and then the second monitor is to the right of the main.(second monitor needs to be on the right b.c. of my desk)

But i made my computer think that the second monitor is on the left.(it needs to be like this..long story)

so the problem is that the crossover for my mouse courser is opposite. is there any way to change where the mouse crossovers to the other monitor?

right now it crossovers at the outside edge of each monitor but i want it to be normal so it crossovers at the edge of the monitors that are next to each other. confusing i know but is there anyway to change this with the criteria above?

 

[Archgaull]

Assuming you are using Windows 7/8/8.1/10, right click on the desktop, click "Display Settings" and you should see icons for your monitors. Drag and place them in how you want it to be.

 

[boosted1g]

You cant tell windows the monitors are reversed and then expect it to put the mouse in the un-reversed position.

Why does the system need to think your 2nd monitor is on the left? You can set the monitor with the start bar (primary) to be on either monitor.

 

[Snowyyyy]

Assuming you are using Windows 7/8/8.1/10, right click on the desktop, click "Display Settings" and you should see icons for your monitors. Drag and place them in how you want it to be. [/quotems

The second monitor needs to be on the left because when playing a game in full screen if its on the right the monitor freaks out and everything moves to the right 1000 pixels. but when on the left side it doesn't do this. The game needs to be full screen so i cant change that and the way my desk is setup i need the second monitor on the right. so i made my computer think it was on the left to help this issue. so i was just wondering if there was a setting to fix the crossover of the mouse courser. and yes i have windows 8.1

 

[boosted1g]

You should not be having this issue.

Left primary monitor that you play games on, should be main monitor with start bar (when in desktop mode)

In windows display settings, hit detect display, if #1 is your left monitor then have 1 on the L and 2 on the R. If #2 is the left monitor then have 2 on the left and 1 on the right.
On the left monitor make sure it is selected as main display.