Edge Cursors appearing on black screen when going to settings,one guide,and also when going...

The problem is still there, moving the cursor to the bottom of the screen in edge, just moves it to the corner of the screen in Fortza. The edge browser screen is not using the entire screen, like a game does. The cursor is still visible and will not go away or can be moved when the Fortza game is being played.

To all, none of the methods seem to work on the cloud version, the cursor would not move during the game even when using a keyboard/trackpad and going from Edge to Forza cloud also did not allow for any movement. The cursor auto assigns to the upper left hand corner. So what I did was the following after finally obtaining an expansion card:

I downloaded Forza, connected my Logitech keyboard with track pad. The cursor appeared in the center but this time I was able to move the cursor to the bottom left while running Forza (not Edge). The cursor was still visible so I went to Forza's settings and cycled through them using right bumper. I hit the B button to cancel out changes, Forza asked if I wanted to save or REVERT settings changes. I chose revert and the cursor disappeared. I did not have to load MS Edge. I hope this helps!

Every gain I own, Gears of war 4, ultimate edition, recore, sunset overdrive, etc. They are all in full screen mode, but when the mouse cursor is present and you go to the top edge or the bottom, windows menu bars appear and I don't like that future. Is
there a way to turn it off.

It did not seem to have a effect it still puts me in a black screen with a cursor in the middle of the black screen. also when I do not have a mouse hooked up and when I try typing anything like a sign or a book and quill my screen also turns black until I back out of typing

I'm having an issue where the xbox powers up. And the "xbox one" screen comes on. But the picture is blurry. Then when the controller should appear on the screen to go through the set up. It doesn't. And the screen just goes black. Any ideas what could be
wrong?