Windows: If you use multiple computers at the same desk, it's annoying to use multiple sets of mice and keyboards. Free app Mouse Without Borders lets you share your mouse and keyboard with other ...

(PhysOrg.com) -- Microsoft has announced a free download that lets you work your mouse to navigate across multiple PCs. Mouse Without Borders is the name of the program and it is drawing positive ...

PowerToys has two new apps: Mouse Without Borders allows you to control other PCs from a single keyboard, and Peek allows you to preview files in Explorer. CrowdStrike Outage Disrupts Microsoft ...

Microsoft has unveiled its new Mouse Without Borders software that enables you to use one mouse and keyboard to control up to four different computers, without the need for any KVM switches or similar ...

Microsoft’s Mouse without Borders app is an unsung productivity tool whose ability to let a mouse and keyboard hop from one Windows device to the next is worth checking out. It unlocks a versatility ...

Microsoft's free program, Mouse Without Borders, allows users to move their mouse seamlessly from one computer's display to another. It's free, easy to setup, and has some other useful features as ...

Controlling more than one computer usually means unplugging your mouse and keyboard and hooking them up again. (That's unless you have a KVM switch hooked up that'll do the flipping for you.) But now ...

Mouse Without Borders, much like the real world counterparts, doesn’t care about your screen’s boundaries. It doesn’t care where one OS stops and another starts. Mouse Without Borders essentially ...

Microsoft’s toolbox of utility software just added a classic: Mouse Without Borders, a terrific app that allows you to control multiple PCs using the same mouse. PowerToys also added Peek, which ...

I have a Logitech mouse and keyboard setup, which makes it easy to switch between multiple devices at the press of a button. This works well when I'm switching from one device to another occasionally, ...

In an age where Touch is King in User Experience there are still quite a few folks out there who use keyboards and a mouse. And there are folks who use multiple computers with those peripherals ...