Poll of the Day > When I move my mouse off screen, why does it act like there's a second monitor?

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THEGODDAMNBATMA 01/21/18 12:34:09 AM #1:	It doesn't just stop at the edge of my screen, it continues moving out of it. If I moved it two inches off screen it would actually go that much off screen and I would have to move my mouse two inches in the other direction to get it back. It's acting like there's a second monitor. <cite>THEGODDAMNBATMA posted [p:894471703] in When I mov... [t:76225238]...</cite> <quote>It doesn't just stop at the edge of my screen, it continues moving out of it. If I moved it two inches off screen it would actually go that much off screen and I would have to move my mouse two inches in the other direction to get it back. It's acting like there's a second monitor.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
trodi_911 01/21/18 12:56:35 AM #3:	It's probably either a resolution problem, it being too big for the monitor to support or an overscan issue, which you'll have to fix with either changing the TV/monitor settings or graphics card settings. --- "You rat! How dare you sell me so cheap." "NO ONE CALLS ME THAT WITHOUT SOME CHEESE!" Life is uncertain. Eat dessert first. <cite>trodi_911 posted [p:894472653] in When I mov... [t:76225238]...</cite> <quote>It's probably either a resolution problem, it being too big for the monitor to support or an overscan issue, which you'll have to fix with either changing the TV/monitor settings or graphics card settings.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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