Hi @rh pole rh
Thank you for reaching out and for providing such a clear and detailed description of the issue, that’s incredibly helpful.
I understand you're experiencing unexpected cursor movement when using a specific Microsoft account in Teams and Outlook, across both desktop apps and browsers. Since you've already tested multiple browsers, cleared caches, used incognito mode, and confirmed that other accounts work fine on the same Mac, it does seem like the issue may be tied to your account profile or its cloud-based configuration.
As a moderator, I don’t have access to user accounts and cannot reset or repair your Microsoft profile directly. However, I’ll do my best to help you investigate further and guide you toward a resolution.
To better understand the issue, could you please clarify a few things:
- Does the cursor jump occur only when using the trackpad, or does it also happen with wired or wireless mice?
- Have you tried logging into this account on a different device (e.g., another Mac or a Windows PC)? If so, does the issue persist?
- Are you using any accessibility tools, browser extensions, or third-party apps that might interact with input devices?
- Is this account part of a managed organization (e.g., company or school), or is it a personal Microsoft account?
These details will help us narrow down whether the issue is device-specific, account-specific, or possibly related to synced settings or policies.
Please understand that our initial response does not always resolve the issue immediately. However, with your help and more detailed information, we can work together to find a solution.
Feel free to reply below with any updates or questions, I’m here to support you and truly want to help you get this resolved.
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