for step six, it was "disable device" instead of "disable driver".
Mouse Lag after Windows 10 Update 1709
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I updated my Dell Laptop today, (using AMD A6) after I update the system, there is a mouse lag on it. I disabled Cortana and also disable the feature of connecting people in the Taskbar, and tried to see if my touchpad driver is up to date, but I still have problems.My PC use Radeon Settings for managing the Video Driver. I tried that I saw on the Internet, but the problem is not solved. Is Anyone face the same problem?
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2017-12-15T06:42:58+00:00 I have the same problem, I just updated my computer and ever since I've had horrible mouse lag. its rendered my computer almost unusable.
running a GTX 980.
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Anonymous
2017-12-15T14:35:31+00:00 I uninstalled the Windows 10 update and then I rolled back my display adapter driver to one from April and now it's fine.
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Anonymous
2017-12-11T15:07:14+00:00 Still trying to solve this issue. It seems that it happens with everyone with Dell computers with AMD A6 Processor. Nothing seems to solve the problem. My Computer is a Dell Inspiron 3541. I tried to run the Dell Help Assist but nothing seems to solve the problem - even a new mouse driver is not available to download.
I have the same model and the same issue. If I disable the device then the issue goes away. If I do that, then I don't get full advantages of using my HDMI connected external monitor. This is so annoying.
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Anonymous
2017-12-08T17:45:52+00:00 Still trying to solve this issue. It seems that it happens with everyone with Dell computers with AMD A6 Processor. Nothing seems to solve the problem. My Computer is a Dell Inspiron 3541. I tried to run the Dell Help Assist but nothing seems to solve the problem - even a new mouse driver is not available to download.