Cursor Becomes Error Symbol- Cannot drag ANYTHING

Hi, no, I'm using PP 2025 (25.1)
My system:

Intel i9 13900k

64Gb of RAM

Nvidia RTX A4000 (Driver 572.16)

2 Tb NVME Drive (2x1Tb Raid0)

What I CAN do: 

- Drag a video file from file explorer and place it into the project panel and into the timeline

- Create new sequences and subsequences

- Preview anything on the source monitor and the program monitor

- Add markers anywhere

- Change volumen

- Cut clips

- Extend or shorten any clip in the timeline

- Copy and paste any clip in the timeline (but I can't change the destination layer no matter the combination of track targeting / source patching that I make)

- Delete ripples

- Change any effect (position, scale, rotation, etc.)

And so on

What I CANT do:

- Drag the position of any clip in the timeline (cursor turns into a forbidden icon) nor left to right or into another layer

- Drag from the project panel or source monitor into the timeline (cursor turns into a forbidden icon)

What I've already tried to no avail:

- Check if my project exceds the 24hr limit

- Check Track targeting /source patching

- Resize PP window, and fullscreen mode

- Set audio hardware input to none

- Create a new project

- Create a new sequence

- Reset the workspace

- Delete media cache files

- Reset all preferences

- Reset load cache

- Disable third party add ins

- Uninstall PP

- Clean uninstall PP

- Install an older version (25.0)

- Install an even older version (24.5)

- Install another graphics driver

Now while I was writting this I came with a simple test that didn't even crossed my mind at the moment, change PP to use in the other monitors. So it happens that I have 3 monitors, 2 connected directly to the graphics card and 1 connected to the motherboard and lo an behold when I use PP at the motherboard monitor it works like a charm... so with this I just narrowed the problem to a compatibility issue with the graphics card, so now I'm going to make a lot or troubleshoot to see how can I make it work with the graphics card monitors since those are the "big ones". If I find anything usefull I'll post it.