Solved Local mouse cursor showing up in remote window (RDP)

Was a new version of Visual Studio installed on both computers?
I have it only in the remote computer (in my physical machine I don't have it) and it was installed before the issue appear.
 

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Which C++ redistributables do you have installed on your local machine? Most software in Win 7 doesn't require C++ 2015 or later. i didn't look back to see what the OS for the remote machine is, if you mentioned it.
 

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Dude, I have 26 C++ redis files installed here... The remote PC is W10.
 

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It's not important but I'm curious why you would have so many installed, especially since they're periodically combined. For instance, that remote machine probably has the v2015- 2019 combination redistributable. I'm up to C++ 2015 on my Win 7 system but that's only because I have one piece of software that installs it.
 

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I believe that the reason is because I have installed a few coding tools such as Apache and Node.JS. I remember that it asked me to download and install several W7 updates and the C++ files came with it. I made some research about remove C++ files and it seems that is not advisable to remove it...
 

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Onboard
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Behringer UCA222
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I certainly wouldn't uninstall them, unless the intent was to reinstall them. Your coding tools and other software likely need them.
 

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Windows 7 Pro SP1 64 bit8 GB
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8 GB
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1920x
Internet Speed
30 Mbps
Antivirus
Norton Security
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IE 11
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