Two monitor issue with mouse...

[Potatten]

Does anyone else have an issue where if you have two (or more) monitors, and you're in-game, and you aim around while playing, the mouse goes over to your secondary monitor and unfocuses the game basically?

While in-game and playing, the mouse should stay locked in the middle of the screen, instead of being able to move outside of the game, no?

I have tried changing from Windowed and Fullscreen, but the issue remains. Is there a fix? Am I stupid?

[Oldearlthedog]

try fullscreen on marvel rivals

[SuperBeasto]

it's not just rivals it also happens on fortnite too, i think it has something to do with the latest nvidia drivers. unless it's also happening to amd users then it's most definitely a windows issue.
this issue started happening to me since yesterday but it only happens if i let my pc go to sleep then wake it and play, restarting fixes the issue for me.

[LouLou]

does fullscreen mode help? im using 2 monitors doesnt have this issue

[Kaiya]

Originally posted by SuperBeasto:

it's not just rivals it also happens on fortnite too, i think it has something to do with the latest nvidia drivers. unless it's also happening to amd users then it's most definitely a windows issue.
this issue started happening to me since yesterday but it only happens if i let my pc go to sleep then wake it and play, restarting fixes the issue for me.

happening to me on AMD aswell

[᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼]

imagine having 2 monitors

[BradladXWav]

Originally posted by Reclusiarch Grimaldus:

same problem I have to unplug my second monitor to play this game... its kinda outrageous that this has been being tested by streamers and this is an issue.

I had to do a lot of tweaking to get this to work, but it's working. Hope this helps:

-Un-installed and reinstalled my AMD drivers (do the same for NVIDIA)

-Disable Xbox Game Bar in Windows Settings

-Launch Rivals from my primary monitor. When the launcher opens, move it over to the secondary (which I use for gaming, do vice versa if necessary)

-Open Rivals settings, set target display to your desired monitor. Make display mode Borderless Windowed (for some reason if I do full-screen it lowers my res, experiment with this if necessary)

- MAJOR KEY is to DISABLE the Taskbar on the monitor the game is on. Then go into the practice range and confirm the reticle stays on screen. When I press esc/pause, I can go to my other monitor, but only then. In game, I'm good to go.

[djax]

This is happening on my gaming computer but not my work computer. Both nvidia. Both have most recent drivers. Think it has something to do with moving the game off your primary monitor (which is what I’ve done with my gaming pc)

But I refuse move my primary monitor because both pc’s share the same monitors and need primary monitors to not be the same.

So someone less stubborn than me try making the monitor you want to play on your primary and see if problem goes away.

[tonybigtony]

I've noticed no issues except when I join an xbox party.. the xbox overlay (WHICH IS TERRIBLE) causes this issue for me until I restart) - anyone else?

[Tony]

Originally posted by Potatten:

Does anyone else have an issue where if you have two (or more) monitors, and you're in-game, and you aim around while playing, the mouse goes over to your secondary monitor and unfocuses the game basically?

While in-game and playing, the mouse should stay locked in the middle of the screen, instead of being able to move outside of the game, no?

I have tried changing from Windowed and Fullscreen, but the issue remains. Is there a fix? Am I stupid?

FIXXXXXXX
I had the same issues but found out it’s game bar doing it. Use the xbox app if ur in a party. NOT GAME BAR. Also uninstall display driver too and restart

[Ozunia]

It always happens to me when i use x box gamebar voice chat on pc.

[Zambos]

I'm having a similar problem but my game expands or contracts depending if I'm actively on the window. It also snaps the windows together. For example: I could be on discord with a friend on my second monitor, If I decide to move my cursor to the game (first monitor). It pulls my discord window to the edge of my screen and also if I switch back the game window overlaps my second monitor (about half my second monitor) and the display (of the game) doesn't stay contained in my main (first) monitor.