Mouse Control with Dual Monitors

Steve Johnson wrote:
> Try pressing Alt+Tab or the Windows key. I had the same issue, one of those
> combinations will switch the mouse out of MC. Hope this helps.
>
> "tamumonkey07" wrote:
>
>
>>I just set up my new PC with dual monitors so that I can view Media Center on
>>one screen, while continuing to use the computer on the other screen.
>>Everything works great, except when I start Media Center it won't let me move
>>the mouse back to my primary screen. Anyone know how to fix this issue?
I asked about this a few weeks back, unfortunatley, there's nothing you
can do about that except for using the alt-tab command...
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The most effective work around is to press the windows key.

It releases the mouse to move to any visable screen without calling another
program.

NB I always open a blank internet page in the background, after doingd this,
so that if you close a screen, the control doesn't go back to the Media
Centre.

In my opinion, Microsoft should develop a patch to allow a startup parameter
that disables the full screen mouse lock.

"Danny Kaey" wrote:

> Steve Johnson wrote:
> > Try pressing Alt+Tab or the Windows key. I had the same issue, one of those
> > combinations will switch the mouse out of MC. Hope this helps.
> >
> > "tamumonkey07" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I just set up my new PC with dual monitors so that I can view Media Center on
> >>one screen, while continuing to use the computer on the other screen.
> >>Everything works great, except when I start Media Center it won't let me move
> >>the mouse back to my primary screen. Anyone know how to fix this issue?
> I asked about this a few weeks back, unfortunatley, there's nothing you
> can do about that except for using the alt-tab command...
>
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