| 1 | | Hi there, |
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| 3 | | I too have this issue - Android x86 DOES include a visible mouse cursor - the issue is it has some sort of mouse acceleration, which leads to the non-visible host cursor, and guest cursor, not synchronizing in position. What happens is they are aligned properly when the mouse is moved very slowly, but if within the window the mouse is moved rapidly, they will offset, and the host mouse will stop controlling the virtual mouse, leaving the frame, before the virtual mouse reaches the edge of the frame. This happens very easily and makes it entirely unusable with mouse integration off. |
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| 5 | | As well, even if they were synchronized, when running multiple instances of Android x86, quickly clicking across several, it is not a solution to have to use an extra click to first transfer focus to that instance. |
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| 7 | | Therefore, the best method is with mouse integration enabled, and with an option to have the host cursor visible. There is no reason to force it to be hidden; Is there a known quick workaround to make a windows mouse cursor unhidable? |
