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So, when I'm playing any FPS games (or games that use the mouse to track the game environment), my mouse cursor goes invisible. However, instead of being locked to the center of the screen, it moves around freely, to the point where i have accidently minimized or closed out of my game. Also worth mentioning, this is on a laptop, not a multiple screen PC.
Any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated, as I've exhausted my sources of research and none of them helped.
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Unfortunately, this did not solve the issue.
Just to clarify, have you tried pressing your hotkey while in the game?
Yes, I have.
If that didn't work. Try updating your graphics drivers. You can typically do this through your computer's Device Manager or by visiting the website of your graphics card manufacturer (like NVIDIA or AMD) to download the latest drivers. Feel free to reply if you need further assistance.
