Disconnected when the mouse pointer is of a certain shape/size

[BlackdeerY]

Describe the bug
The connection is definitively disconnected when the mouse pointer is of a certain shape/size.

Steps to reproduce

• In Adobe Photoshop CS6 (I think many programs using brush tool)
• Use Pencil Tool
• Just Zoom In close to 500%

YouTube Video
https://youtu.be/3_bd6Yb-Nxk

Affected games

• Adobe Photoshop CS6

Other Moonlight clients

• Same in iPadOS, iOS.

Client PC details (please complete the following information)

• OS: Windows 10 Pro 21H2
• Moonlight Version: v.4.1.0
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750

Server PC details (please complete the following information)

• OS: Windows 10 Pro 21H2
• GeForce Experience version: 3.25.1.27
• Nvidia GPU driver: 497.29
• Antivirus and firewall software: Windows Defender

Moonlight Logs

• Attached
  Moonlight-1658154593.log

Additional context
The connection is definitively disconnected when the mouse pointer is of a certain shape/size.
The YouTube example video crashes close to 500% when zoomed in on the screen with the 40px pencil tool at 100% size in Photoshop CS6.
500%, but not with other pointer shapes like a magnifying glass or a selection.
When this phenomenon occurs, remote recovery is difficult with Moonlight alone, and you should avoid the screen by reducing it with another remote program or selecting another tool.
It seems to be a new problem after fixing the misalignment of the mouse pointer position.

[cgutman]

Moving this to the issue tracker for Nvidia bugs

[yukiya727]

Have the same issue, this makes Photoshop/Lightroom compeltely unusable.

[paulescobar]

I'm also experiencing this problem. I have the eraser tool in PhotoShop on a somewhat large size. Anytime the brush goes near the canvas, Moonlight will suddenly disconnect the session. Happens every time.

When re-connecting, I have to quickly move the cursor/brush to the edges of the PhotoShop program. Then carefully navigate to the PhotoShop tools menu so I can pick another "neutral" tool that doesn't irritate MoonLight.

It's definitely the act of moving the brush over the canvas that's causing the crash.