When running a remote desktop an trying to resize a window or a gui element, the mouse cursor very often jumps to a position exactly one cursor width and height right below where the cursor should actually be. Sometimes it flips back to the right positions, sometimes it does not. This happens when the mouse cursor changes from arrow to double-arrow (resizer) style. And vice versa.
This happens with any mouse. But it gets worse, the newer the mouse is, maybe due to higher resolution.
This behaviour totally distracts my concentration and drops my productivity to less than 50% of the normal.
This is obviously a simple arithmetic dyscalcalcution in the Remote Desktop App which should be very easy to find.
Do you have a workaround? Will you fix this?
Environment:
- Microsoft-Remotedesktop App Version 10.2.1810.0
- Local resolution 4K Monitor (3840x2160)
- Remote resolution 1920x1080
(both with and without zoom activated)
- Local system Windows 10 Enterprise Version 10.0.18363 Build 18363
- Remote system Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise, Version 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601


