Mouse Lag after Windows 10 Update 1709

Yes, I am also facing the same problem of mouse lagging after I update my display adapter drivers. I am using AMD A6 processor. To solve the problem I have experiment many things like diabled cortana, roll back to previous version of display adapter, change the resolution and frequency ,off the touchpad delay and finally one experiment works which is in mouse setting and in that additional mouse options in that the pointer option  I click on display pointer trail with short and this experiment sort my problem

For anyone with A6-6310

Please Don't get the latest AMD driver.  It still does not work!

I found the previous version of the AMD drivers on their website, it does everything you wanted. 

The good old link: 

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/apu/previous/detail?os=Windows+10+-+64&rev=17.2.1(best thing ever)

Works at the following situations: I can't roll back to previous version of windows/I can't roll back to earlier version of my graphic card drive/I upgraded to windows 10 build 1709 and mouse lagged when I moved it

1. go to the link and download whatever version you want, they all work.
2. run the downloaded file, just click on it
3. do everything the driver installation process asked you
4. done!

Tip: when you installed it, please click costumed install if you don't want AMD problem report and AMD driver automated update in which are useless.

Tip: For any other similar problems but with a slightly different product, please go to the below link to look for your driver, and do step 1 to 4

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/desktop-apu-drivers.aspx#a6

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU SO MUCH WHOEVER YOU ARE! IT WORKED! FINALLY! AMD IS THE REAL MVP HERE.

This also works on ACER laptops. My wife and I both have ACER laptops and when windows 10 automatic installed update 1709 the mouse would go crazy. I had to back out the update to get the mouse normal . Now it works with the update    Thank You

Hello,

Although I am not using a Dell but a custom built system, I think I may have been able to find a fix.

Try turning off interactive scrolling.

-Go to start

-Settings

-Devices

-Mouse

-then on the bottom turn off Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them.

For any who don't know, this "feature" allows you to scroll a window that is partly covered by another one. Neat but not needed.

Thanks for finding and posting this.  This problem has been driving me nuts for quite a while.  I reposted your fix in a another forum discussing this issue, hopefully it will help someone there.

Your my hero of the day!!!!!!