strategyuf.blogg.se - Windows 10 cursor disappeared

If mouse/touchpad (hardware) is in good condition and its driver is also up-to-date but still you are facing Cursor Disappears Windows 10 issue, then something went wrong with your computer like important programs or registry files, or something else. If yes, then mouse driver update or touchpad driver update is necessary. To check the status of mouse driver in Windows 10, open ‘Device Manager’, expand ‘Mice and other pointing devices’ and click on your mouse driver either HID-Compliant mouse or Synaptics PS/2 Port, and check if it shows ‘Yellow Exclamation Mark’ on your mouse in device manager. In such cases, you can fix this issue by updating or reinstalling mouse in your computer or update or reinstall touchpad driver if cursor disappearing problem with touchpad. Sometimes, Windows upgrade cause driver incompatibility issues like mouse driver is outdated or not compatible with current Windows OS version. all linux hosts (Barrier server or client) are running Barrier 2.4.Mouse Cursor Disappears Windows 10 is common issue associated with mouse pointer usually occurs after upgrading Windows Operating System to latest version.

my Windows host (Barrier server) is running Barrier 2.3.4 (display scaling = 150%).Wayland disabled on all linux hosts running Barrier.the scaling issue doesn't appear to affect Barrier servers running non-Windows OSs (eg, linux + 4K monitor) not sure if the issue affects Barrier clients running Windows OS.see Barrier: Issue # 1713 - Cursor disappears on server and client for more details.Fix #2: downgrade to Barrier 2.3.4 this version has no problems dealing with scaling > 100% when the Barrier server OS is Windows appears to have no issues working with a Barrier client that's running Barrier 2.4.0.Fix #1: reduce Windows scaling (back) to 100% downside, many apps may now be too small to view/read.

Issue: Barrier miscalculates the 'edge of the screen' and in doing so leaves an invisible cursor locked onto the client.

Windows display scaling factor: > 100% (eg, Windows defaults to a scaling factor of 150% for 4K monitors).

Turns out there's an(other) issue having to do with Barrier server 2.4.0 running under a Windows OS with a display scaling > 100%. So, for those who happen to come across this Q&A and find the 'disable use of Wayland' solution does not fix their issue, perhaps this may be of some help.

This Q&A helped me solve the 'invisible mouse' issue a few months ago (solution: disable use of Wayland) however, recently I ran into the issue again but this time Wayland was already disabled.