Mouse stuck when fullscreen

[Hamster Homie]

Hey, so my mouse role-plays step-sister in the washing machine. In other words, my mouse gets stuck and I think it is due to fullscreen games. It happens at various occasions. When I open up Valorant, when I alt+tab out of Valorant or when I alt+tab into Valorant. By stuck I mean stuck, it often sticks itself in the far left of my monitor but what really happens is that the mouse stops responding. I can replug it into an other usb port and still doesnt work. I can even plug in another mouse in a complete other port and still no response. The rest of my PC still works like the keyboard is still able to do stuff, but I then have to manually press the shut-down button on my case and doing this when you are in-game is pretty frustrating. 

 

My mobo : Gigabyte A520M S2H

CPU : Ryzen 5 3600

GPU : GTX 1650

 

I have installed the Logitech software for my wired mouse and make it run in the background. Could this be the problem ? I highly doubt it.

 

One other thing. Sometimes, my whole entire fking PC gets stuck. I can still move the mouse, I can still open Windows menu but cannot shut down the PC or open any program. I always have task manager open (to see what sucks up my internet because my Wifi is trash) on my second monitor and when that happens, everything freezes, nothing mooves ever again and I have to, like with the mouse porblem, manually press the button... This doesnt happen when I'm in game tho, more like when im on the desktop.

Help

[RageTester]

3 minutes ago, Hamster Homie said:

I always have task manager open (to see what sucks up my internet because my Wifi is trash) on my second monitor

Might it be that mouse cursor simply is on the 2nd monitor?

I would try disconnecting 2nd monitor while gaming.

[Hamster Homie]

5 minutes ago, RageTester said:

Might it be that mouse cursor simply is on the 2nd monitor?

I would try disconnecting 2nd monitor while gaming.

I don't think so, It gets stuck in the far top left of my 1st monitor and sometimes even stays in the center of the screen.