Hey all,
I'm looking for a way to get a feature from one of my monitors to also work on another monitor. I don't know if it's a monitor specific feature or the way I have them setup.
My setup: I got a main monitor I use for daily stuff and gaming and another monitor on a racing SIM rig. I only use the second one when racing, so it's usually turned off (using the menu on the monitor itself). When that is the case, windows doesn't seem to see it, and therefore my cursor can't go beyond my main monitors borders, which is super convenient as the monitor is not in use.
Sadly that is not the case when done the other way around. When I use the racing monitor and turn off the main monitor, the cursor will still go beyond the borders to the monitor that is turned off.
Is there a specific reason for this? Is it a feature my racing monitor has, or is it down to one actually being the main monitor In Windows?
And lastly. Is there a way to make it work both ways?
Kind regards
I'm looking for a way to get a feature from one of my monitors to also work on another monitor. I don't know if it's a monitor specific feature or the way I have them setup.
My setup: I got a main monitor I use for daily stuff and gaming and another monitor on a racing SIM rig. I only use the second one when racing, so it's usually turned off (using the menu on the monitor itself). When that is the case, windows doesn't seem to see it, and therefore my cursor can't go beyond my main monitors borders, which is super convenient as the monitor is not in use.
Sadly that is not the case when done the other way around. When I use the racing monitor and turn off the main monitor, the cursor will still go beyond the borders to the monitor that is turned off.
Is there a specific reason for this? Is it a feature my racing monitor has, or is it down to one actually being the main monitor In Windows?
And lastly. Is there a way to make it work both ways?
Kind regards
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