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After upgrading to 1.6, mouse input is not working on my primary screen (works on screen 2+3) #8943
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Do you have PowerToys installed? |
Yes, PowerToys 0.16.1.0 Quitting PowerToys fixes the problem. Thanks! :) Is this a PowerToys or a WT Bug? If it is a PowerToys Bug, I would open an issue in the PT repo. |
Thanks for confirming. I'm pretty sure it's a Powertoys bug. We're tracking this in #6120, #3325, and
I haven't heard any reports of this on newer PowerToys versions. Thanks for sharing the version too - I think you'll probably never see this again if you update PowerToys. /dup #3325 |
Hi! We've identified this issue as a duplicate of another one that already exists on this Issue Tracker. This specific instance is being closed in favor of tracking the concern over on the referenced thread. Thanks for your report! |
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Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Mouse input should work on all screens.
Actual behavior
After upgrading to 1.6, mouse input stopped working when I use wt on my primary screen. It works on screen 2 +3.
This includes interaction with the title bar like clicking on the "close", "maximize", "minimize" buttons, tab selection, new tab and so on, but also interaction with the terminal area like text selection. It just does not accept any mouse input at all.
If I move the terminal to another screen, mouse input works. When I move it back to my primary screen, it stops working. If it is partly on my primary screen and partly on another screen, then only the part that is on screen 2/3 accepts mouse input.
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