Everything worked perfectly fine with Windows 7. I just got the new OS and am having this issue. Under "display settings," my monitors are aligned. I have also tried adding MouseMonitorEscapeSpeed and MouseCornerClipLength in the registry and altering their respective values (the Windows 8 solution to the problem I'm having) to no avail. Both of my monitors have the same resolution. I tried restarting my computer and disabling snap assist too. I can move the cursor between the two monitors anywhere except through the corners. Even if I move the mouse fast, it just doesn't pass through the corners. 

This topic seems to be the most revelant: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/forum/insider_wintp-insider_personal/how-to-disable-sticky-corners-in-windows-10/cb077f2d-920f-4f51-8e61-28578ab31ec9. This one is relevant too: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-start/turn-off-sticky-edges-mousecornercliplength/80b4b118-01f4-4b88-bce3-dcd32104ba8c. Am I correct in assuming that there is no solution and that Microsoft has done nothing to remedy the situation as of yet?

Specs: http://imgur.com/K8BDEb8
Display settings: http://imgur.com/a5Xm34a

What else can I try?

Thank you.

• Edited by Arnold Something Wednesday, August 19, 2015 1:24 AM

I have the same problem!

It's really annoying for us who uses a low DPI.
I get stuck 9/10 times.
With a high DPI it is no problem at all, but without......

Hi,

According to your description, this can be caused by graphic card problem. Firstly, check Windows update to make sure Windows was upgrade to be latest. Then, try to reinstall Graphic card driver for test.