[BarneyMcBrazen]

My desktop PC (Windows 11) has the following setup:

1) Main monitor - not a touchscreen. I do most my work on this and use a mouse.
2) Secondary monitor - touchscreen. I'm using some widgets etc which are effectively fixed to the touchscreen. I want to be able to point at them and make stuff happen.

Trouble is, when I poke my touchscreen, it steals the mouse pointer from monitor 1. Putting it back actually involves dragging the mouse pointer back from screen 2 (where I just touched it) and moving it to screen 1. Every, single, time.

Surely there is a setting in Windows to prevent this? I for the life of me cannot find it.

 

[MPR]

You can lock the mouse cursor to one monitor.

https://www.lifewire.com/lock-mouse-to-one-monitor-5193805

 

[BarneyMcBrazen]

Thanks for the info, I tried the above solution (dual monitor tools) but it didn't result in the touchscreen being usable unfortunately. In the end I got it to work using something called Touch Mouse Tools.