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I have set up duel monitors but my magic mouse doesn't move across the monitors. The second monitors is not an Apple product. I don't see anything in the mouse or the display settings that deals with this problem.
Any suggestions?
how are the displays aligned? are they parallel to one another in the control panel?
is this enabled or disabled in the Mission Control control panel?
how are the displays aligned? are they parallel to one another in the control panel?
is this enabled or disabled in the Mission Control control panel?
What happens when you try exactly?
To move the mouse to a second monitor the displays need to be set to extend the desktop.
If you see the same thing on both monitors, and you see your mouse move at the same time on both, then you are mirroring the display instead of extending it.
Also in System Preferences, make sure the second monitor you are using is set on the proper side of the primary one, so the movement of the mouse is natural. i.e if the second monitor is to the right of the primary one, make sure the displays in System Preferences mimic that setup. Otherwise you may need to move the mouse to the opposite side of the monitor to get it to move onto the other monitor.
Read here for specifics:
Have you dragged the display arrangement to mimic your real display arrangement?
I can't move my mouse curser across duel monitors.
