DPI stands for "Dots Per Inch," and it determines how quickly your mouse cursor moves across the screen when you move your mouse.

Here is a small tip on how you can make your mouse pointer move automatically to the default button in the dialog box in Windows 11/10.

Another way to stop your mouse from moving to your second monitor is to adjust your display settings. Right-click the desktop to find the display settings link.

I'm using a laptop (Inspiron 8200) and I can change the "screen refresh rate" to a higher setting, it makes my mouse move faster.I can set it from 60Hz to 160Hz (that's why I use since I like ...