Hello everyone
Only just installed VM to start learning about Linux and familiarizing myself with the OS. I'm having an issue where when I boot my VM my cursor from my desktop gets automatically stuck top left whereas the cursor in the VM is in the middle of the window and I am unable to move this. Is this an issue that anyone else has come across? Any help would be appreciated.
Mouse cursor getting stuck
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scottgus1
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Re: Mouse cursor getting stuck
Having such a mouse cursor problem is unusual.
Do you have any USB filters enabled that are blank or trying to point at the mouse? The mouse does not need a USB filter, and blank USB filters will grab all USB devices, including the mouse.
Shut down the guest, then look in the guest's Settings, under USB. disable all "USB Device Filters". Start the guest again and see what happens.
Do you have any USB filters enabled that are blank or trying to point at the mouse? The mouse does not need a USB filter, and blank USB filters will grab all USB devices, including the mouse.
Shut down the guest, then look in the guest's Settings, under USB. disable all "USB Device Filters". Start the guest again and see what happens.
Re: Mouse cursor getting stuck
Thanks my issue has been solved nowalexnogia wrote:Hello everyone
Only just installed VM to start learning about Linux and familiarizing myself with the OS. I'm having an issue where when I boot my VM my cursor from my desktop gets automatically stuck top left whereas the cursor in the VM is in the middle of the window and I am unable to move this. Is this an issue that anyone else has come across? Any help would be appreciated.
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scottgus1
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Re: Mouse cursor getting stuck
Glad you're up and running! What was the solution to your problem?