This article teaches you how to replace monitors 1 and 2 on a Windows computer. If you have a dual monitor system, and the mouse cursor doesn't move because the monitor display is not working normally, it's possible that your monitor order is incorrect. This problem can be solved easily through the display settings.
Step
Step 1. Right-click an empty space on the desktop
Right-click anywhere on the desktop that doesn't have an application, program, or icon. The menu will be displayed.
Step 2. Click Display Settings
It's near the bottom of the right-click menu, next to the monitor icon. The display settings will open.
Step 3. Click and drag Display 1 to the other side of Display 2
At the top of the display settings menu, there is a visual display of your dual monitor setup, with one monitor numbered 1 and the other numbered 2. Click and drag the monitors on the right to the left of the second monitor (or vice versa) to change the order.
Step 4. Click the checkbox
to " Make this my main display " (make it as primary monitor).
This checkbox is below the drop-down menu under the "Customize Your Display" heading.
Step 5. Click Apply
This button is located below the checkbox. The new settings of the monitor will be displayed and swap monitors.
