We’ve already discussed how many devices you can control at once. While the installation is easy, you have to install the software on the computer fleet.
Like every product, there are some drawbacks with Mouse Without Borders too. One might say that the speed may vary based on the device speed, but most users don’t find any noticeable hiccups in real-time copy/pasting. With Mouse Without Borders, you can copy the text, image, or the entire document from one screen to another in real-time. You might ask if moving cursor or mouse pointer is that easy, so should be copying and pasting. You’re free to move the pointer across multiple computers without special commands or the KVM switch. Easy to Switch Between ScreensĪs said, this software is meant for working with multiple screens, you’ll see the cursor moving from one screen to another without pressing any key or command. Depending on your requirements, you can set it up fairly easily. There’s ‘Other Options’ tab that’ll help you to learn about different functions. Once you installed it, all you need is hover the mouse on the available tabs, and it’ll tell you what to do. Is there are a manual to use it? Mouse Without Borders features smart and easy-to-use learning functionality. If you have fast and reliable internet, it’ll take you around two minutes to install the setup. If you have a PC or Windows laptop, this software can be installed through WiFi across all the devices it is compatible with. Mouse Without Borders is extremely easy to install. That’s the first thing every user will be looking for. this), but the advice only ever delivers temporary fixes.Best for controlling multiple screens with one computer, mouses without borders is quite sophisticated and user-friendly. I have already tried to solve my problem using Google and StackExchange guidance (i.e. The right mouse button and cursor movement are never effected. Sometimes it's like my left mouse button is clicked permanently, sometimes it doesn't react to whatever I do.
The left button issue is different from time to time.
In every desktop-environment, the same issue occurs. I have tried different desktops and users too (Gnome, Mate and XFCE). However, after some minutes or hours, the same problem returns. I can temporarily solve the problem by jumping to the text-only console ( Ctrl+ Alt+ F1) and going back to graphical desktop. I have tested an external USB-mouse too, and the same issue occurred. It stops working at random intervals - sometimes after 5 minutes, other times everything is fine for 5 hours. I am struggling with my left mouse button.
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