Hi,
May I ask if you use Razer Synapse tool for your mouse or keyboard? Do you have the app installed?
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So for a couple weeks (about 3 weeks now) anytime I use xbox gamebar on windows 11 to join a party to talk to some friends, my cursor lock on all applications would break making my mouse cursor go to another monitor when working on something or playing a game. This still happens when the application is fullscreen or borderless full screen. I confirmed it is the xbox gamebar as I have no other problems with cursor lock when I don't use the gamebar. All my updates, drivers, and apps are up to date and repaired/not broken. currently I'm using a app that will manually lock the cursor to a screen, but would rather not need to do so. Hopefully this is enough info, if not I can clarify more.
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Hi,
May I ask if you use Razer Synapse tool for your mouse or keyboard? Do you have the app installed?
Welp, I attempted your steps of repairing the 3 different apss and resetting the computer, and then the reseting of apps and resetting the computer. Alas the problem still persists and continues. I made sure to check for driver updates and version updates as well before hand before attempting this process. Not sure if it would help but I am running build version (22635.3930 ni_release) although I didn't notice anything relating to my issue in their recent blog about the version in the known issues area.
Hello! I'm Jen, and I'd be happy to help you out with this issue.
I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue. Try repairing or resetting Xbox, Xbox gamebar and Gaming services app. Select Start > Settings > Apps > Installed Apps > Scroll down and look for Xbox app > Click on three dots next to it and select Advanced options > click Repair. If repair doesn't help, click Reset under the Repair button. Do the same steps above for Game Bar and Gaming Services app. You can find Game Bar by scrolling to the bottom > Click System Components. Reboot your computer afterwards then check if the problem is resolved. Let me know if this solution works for you. If not, please feel free to reply, and I'll be happy to provide further assistance. Thank you.
Best Regards!
Jen :)