Using multiple monitors on Windows 10. Set different scaling percentages in the display settings dialog for each monitor.
Notice that the object that is under the mouse is not the object being read.
Setting both monitors to 100% results in the objects being reported correctly. Its worth noting that the objects reported may not even be in the same window as the mouse. For instance, the mouse may be over a notepad window, and the task bar is being reported.
Using multiple monitors on Windows 10. Set different scaling percentages in the display settings dialog for each monitor.
Notice that the object that is under the mouse is not the object being read.
Setting both monitors to 100% results in the objects being reported correctly. Its worth noting that the objects reported may not even be in the same window as the mouse. For instance, the mouse may be over a notepad window, and the task bar is being reported.