I have been using this Windows desktop fine since this past December (2023). And starting last week, the mouse I had started lagging. So I tried a different mouse and that also started lagging on the computer. I have tried the following: Driver updates Windows 11 reinstall (with data save) Uninstalling mouse driver Updating Windows None of those worked. Any ideas would very much help! EDIT: Plug a wired mouse into your computer

I had the same issue with my Windows 11 laptop. But I find it seems that the problem is related with Power Management. So I check the power for my laptop every time to always avoid using battery. I configured the Windows Power Management to choose best performance. I disabled USB options in the Power Management. It seems the mouse issue is fixed at least in this week.

OK so this post helped me fix my issue. I have my laptop plugged into an eGPU with monitor plugged into that via. HDMI. With laptop lid closed, or screen turned off in Display Settings, mouse is wild. Turn on the laptop screen in Display Settings and mouse works flawlessly. Infuriating.

Late response, but I may have found the solution. It’s not Microsoft’s fault but rather Logitech or USB. Apparently USB 3.0 interferes with the 2.4GHz frequency. I solved it by plugging the receiver into a USB 2.0 port (The grey USB port, the blue ones are 3.0.) now my mouse is working like normal again.

Mouse Stutter in Windows 11

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I have been using this Windows desktop fine since this past December (2023). And starting last week, the mouse I had started lagging. So I tried a different mouse and that also started lagging on the computer.

I have tried the following:

Driver updates
Windows 11 reinstall (with data save)
Uninstalling mouse driver
Updating Windows

None of those worked. Any ideas would very much help!

EDIT: Plug a wired mouse into your computer

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Why has Microsoft not fixed this yet? So many people have this issue. It's not a hardware issue, too many people have it. Fix it!

Yes, I have it. For me, If I plug my mouse in to the USB, that is not use wireless, I'm fine.

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2024-11-02T02:16:29+00:00

I had the same issue with my Windows 11 laptop. But I find it seems that the problem is related with Power Management. So I check the power for my laptop every time to always avoid using battery. I configured the Windows Power Management to choose best performance. I disabled USB options in the Power Management. It seems the mouse issue is fixed at least in this week.
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2024-11-28T16:26:44+00:00

OK so this post helped me fix my issue. I have my laptop plugged into an eGPU with monitor plugged into that via. HDMI. With laptop lid closed, or screen turned off in Display Settings, mouse is wild. Turn on the laptop screen in Display Settings and mouse works flawlessly.

Infuriating.
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2024-11-28T17:12:08+00:00

Late response, but I may have found the solution. It’s not Microsoft’s fault but rather Logitech or USB. Apparently USB 3.0 interferes with the 2.4GHz frequency. I solved it by plugging the receiver into a USB 2.0 port (The grey USB port, the blue ones are 3.0.) now my mouse is working like normal again.
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