My Cursor Jumps Down When Gliding to Another Display on a Tri-Monitor Setup?

[DeltaTaco]

So I have a tri-monitor setup, and my PC has an MSI R7 370 card in it (I don' know if that' relevant or not). So I went from the default Windows three monitor setup, where all act as diferent displays to using eyefinity, where it's one long display. I decided I liked the three independent monitors better, so I switched back. But all of a sudden (bare with me thi is a little hard to explain), only on the border of my left and center monitor, the cursor doesn't glide straight across.I suppose the best way to explain it is like looking at a glass o water with a straw in it. The straw doesn't look straight, because of the water, and my mouse is doing the same thing, jumping down from monitor to monitor.What is my solution, thanks!

 

[greens]

So I have a tri-monitor setup, and my PC has an MSI R7 370 card in it (I don' know if that' relevant or not). So I went from the default Windows three monitor setup, where all act as diferent displays to using eyefinity, where it's one long display. I decided I liked the three independent monitors better, so I switched back. But all of a sudden (bare with me thi is a little hard to explain), only on the border of my left and center monitor, the cursor doesn't glide straight across.I suppose the best way to explain it is like looking at a glass o water with a straw in it. The straw doesn't look straight, because of the water, and my mouse is doing the same thing, jumping down from monitor to monitor.What is my solution, thanks!

Right click desktop, display properties. If windows 10 go to advanced settings.
Drag the monitors around to make sure they are all lined up properly.
They should all be the same resolution.