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Scroll to the next Fix, if the issue persists. As shown in the below image.Ĭheck if the mouse starts working or not. Locate the Scroll Inactive Windows and enable/disable it. Find Mouse in the left panel in the Device Windows.Start this procedure by searching Settings in the search bar and then Devices > Mouse & Touchpad.If the issue still continues, jump to the next Fix.įix 2- Disable Scroll Inactive Windows Feature After the process, restart your computer and check the mouse whether it is working or not.After uninstalling, scan for hardware changes located next to the Action Pane.After clicking on Uninstall Device tab, a new pop-up box of confirmation will appear.

At the end of the box, there is a tab of Uninstall Device. A new dialogue box od mouse properties will appear, select the Driver tab next to General. After, select the mouse name and then double click on it.A new box will appear with devices information, search Mice and other pointing devices.Find Device Manager from the list and hit enter. Press Window Key and X, simultaneously.Find the step to start the procedure to fix windows 10 mouse lag:

If it works, then there is a fault in the mouse driver. You can start checking the mouse whether it is working or not.īefore reinstalling the mouse driver, try using your mouse with another system to check whether it’s working or not.

You will get an option to update outdated drivers.

Along with that, you will also get the list of invalid registries on Windows 10.

=> Try to uninstall Nvidia Geforce Experience!Īfter my fix with the Format and new Windows user, the problem returned, when I installed Nvidia Geforce Experience. I found out something else, in case enyone has the same issue. I just created a new windows user and am using this one as my main user, works for me for now. I didn’t get loss yesterday, where it was lagging as well I don’t think thoug that it’s conencted to the lags. I dont know how to add WinMTR stats, it says i cant add “links” hereīut apparently I’m also getting %loss now. …Edit: ok apparently ai games aren’t a good way to test it. It feels to me that the issue is a bigger one laying underneath, but for now, I’ll just disable some gfx options in the settings…fine by me. “Reflections” appear to be one of the worst offenders. I did some more investigation and for whatever possible reason, modifying the graphics settings seems to cause stuttering/lags. What finally did the trick for me was Resetting my ingame settings. I did some more reading and tested other possible solutions. So I decided to just make a clean cut and format and reinstall windows, since It was overdue anyway… but to my surprise after a fresh windows install, I still had the lags.