I have no issues with either my mouse or second monitor when I am just using the MacBook without using Parallels. And, on the MacBook, I've tested by toggling between checking the box for "Displays have separate Spaces" and unchecking it. I have "Use all displays in full screen" checked.
This is a highly frustrating issue as I do need two monitors for my work. This issue also went away when I restored day old version of my VM, but it returned. I cannot move the mouse arrows over the full extent of the monitor - usually I cannot get to the left side of the screen, meaning I can't get to my Windows icon in the lower left. I worked OK for a day or two, but now the issue is back.Ģ) I've been getting double mouse arrows in my Parallels VM. I briefly fixed this issue by reinstalling Parallels and restoring a day old version of my VM file. However, in either case, I cannot drag any windows to the second monitor. At times in Windows 10 I cannot change from "display on monitor 1" to "extend displays", sometimes I can. However, I cannot drag windows to the 2nd monitor (and sometimes the second monitor is actually my MacBook screen sometimes it is the external monitor). When I am in Windows 10 and look at display settings two monitors appear. However, over the last week I have run into two issues:ġ) Parallels no longer recognizes my second monitor (no issues with my MacBook recognizing the monitor). Up until a week ago, everything was running fine.
PARALLELS ACCESS ATCS MONITOR FOR MAC
I am running the latest version of Parallels for Mac Desktop (12.1.1) on a MacBook Pro w/Retina 15" (Fall 2014) running the latest version of Sierra.
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