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How to return the mouse cursor from the VirtualBox guest OS to the host OS

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2022.08.26

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How to return the mouse cursor from the VirtualBox guest OS to the host OS
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How to return the mouse cursor from the VirtualBox guest OS to the host OS

I think there are times when the mouse gets stuck inside the VirtualBox guest OS and I can’t get back to the host OS, and I can’t move forward or backward two or three times.

Usually, I used this method because ctrl + alt + delete and then return to the host OS would release me.

After some research, I found out that you can return the cursor to the host OS by pressing ctrl + f on the right side of the keyboard.

I gave it a try and it went back! It’s a little thing, but useful to know.

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