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Some games manage to keep the mouse bounded to the game window in windowed mode. This doesn't appear to be one of them at the moment.
Try this
http://www.snakebytestudios.com/projects/apps/cursor-lock/
Locks your mouse either to a game window, or a monitor so it still can work on a single monito setup
I'd already downloaded it by the time you mentioned it and it was only working with some window like my browsers, but not games like Crossout, Paladins, Warframe etc. The problem turns out to be Windows 10 requires some utilities to be run "as Administrator" for reasons only MS knows.
I'd mentioned trying Cursor-lock in a previous post, I just hadn't thought of running the short-cut itself "as Administrator". I probably should have thought of that since a macro-program I have also requires being run "as Administrator" and Steam does to get the overlay to work in one of my games. It's a Win10 centric issue I think.