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gg1166
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Using Windows 10 and DisplayFusion 12.0.2, latest. When DisplayFusion is running, Sticky Corners are disabled even though I have not ticked the option "Prevent mouse cursor from sticking in Sticky Corners". In fact, I am using the free version so I cannot enable it even if I wanted to.

It is not consistent because it depends on something very odd. Normally the problem is there. However, if the current window in focus is being run as an administrator, the problem goes away. For example I start up Command Prompt normally, the problem is there. I close it and start up Comnmand Prompt as administrator, the problem disappears. If I close or lose focus from the elevated Command Prompt window, the problem immediately returns.

Note: I like to make backups of my settings. When I make a backup of my current settings and look what's in there, it says this:

"MouseWrapNoStickyCorners"="0"

I think that is as it should be. I don't want the feature of No Sticky Corners to be activated and 0 means it should not be. But the real behaviour is different.
Jun 9, 2026  • #1
Owen Muhlethaler (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Just to confirm are you referring to the wording of the setting itself, you want it to be the inverse of what it currently does?
Jun 10, 2026  • #2
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Hi, this is very embarrassing but I found the cause of the issue. It was a different program called Non Stick Mouse which was the source of the issue, not DisplayFusion. Sorry.
Jun 20, 2026  • #3
Owen Muhlethaler (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Ah no worries, glad to hear you got it sorted out :)
Jun 22, 2026  • #4
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