Leaderboard

Killed full screen exclusive on the VPX side; so far, so good. Will keep you posted if something changes. Thanks-

I just forced pinballx to crash....no mouse cursor issues since in my settings I have mouse hide set to "yes"........ I set mouse hide to "no", I forced pinball to crash......my mouse cursor disappeared....as I mentioned for me it does show as one tiny pixel... photo attached. The tiny black speck above the o in mouse.....thats my mouse cursor.....only way to fix is to get to control panel and change pointer options back to what you want..... hard to do with no mouse cursor but I have done it 50+ time testing pinballx months ago when I had a problem. Makes it easier if you have your desktop set to a light color....... good luck

Purely for customer satisfaction. This is an aspect that I find lacking in most companies that I reach out to for service-related matters.

I have seen this behavior myself. Just saying. I agree that its some kind of exclusive display/driver issue. You can also disable full screen exclusive mode in PinballX itself by enabling full screen windowed.

If PinballX crashes and you lose your mouse pointer, the best approach is to attempt relaunching PinballX and then close it properly. To accomplish this using only your keyboard, proceed with the following three steps. Step 1: Open search bar Press the Windows Key Step 2: Launch PinballX Type 'PinballX' (without the quotes) and press enter Step 3: Close PinballX Press ALT-F4 to close PinballX sucessfully If PinballX is still crashing, or your mouse pointer does not appear after PinballX has closed successfully, the next steps will guide you on how to restore your mouse pointer using only the keyboard. Step 1: Open Settings Press Windows Key + I to open the Settings menu. Step 2: Navigate to Devices Use the Tab key to move through the options until “Devices” is highlighted (bluetooth and devices in Windows 11). Press Enter to select it. Step 3: Go to Mouse Settings Use the Tab key again to navigate through the options on the left side until “Mouse” is highlighted. Press Enter to open the Mouse settings. Step 4: Change the Mouse Pointer Use the Tab key to navigate to “Additional mouse options” and press Enter. In the Mouse Properties window, use the Tab key to navigate to the “Pointers” tab. Press Enter to select it. Use the Tab key to navigate to the “Scheme” dropdown menu, and use the Arrow keys to select a different pointer scheme. Press Enter to apply the changes. Step 5: Apply and Save Use the Tab key to navigate to the “Apply” button and press Enter. Then, navigate to the “OK” button and press Enter to close the window.

You quoted it in your comment!!! 🤣