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

Neither of these worked!! What next????????????????

Half a year later in 2024 and the bluetooth mouse and keyboard are stuttering and having lags all the time. It is frustrating to have just a normal computer with a mouse without cable. Maybe i will try it in the next century to get those things to work. Feels like using a windows 98 and mouse with a ball would be the better choice .... Driver are up to date and as well the windows version is up to date. This should be a basic and not depending on the "newest" drivers. This should work like 10 years now, where we have bluetooth devices.

I have exactly the same issue. I've rolled back drivers, used a different (wireless) mouse and the issue persists! It seems people using a wired mouse don't experience the issue, but I don't want to use a wired mouse. Why hasn't Microsoft sorted this out. It's clearly a bug.

I've been fighting this for four or five days now. I tried everything: disabling all animations, wired and wireless mice, you name it, I tried it. Then I tested another mouse on a white background rather than my normal black mouse pad and the problem disappeared. I've used a black mouse pad for at least 20 years. How the heck does this just show up now? Anyway, try a lighter-colored mouse pad.

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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2024-06-29T10:24:17+00:00

Neither of these worked!! What next????????????????
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2024-07-02T11:55:40+00:00

Half a year later in 2024 and the bluetooth mouse and keyboard are stuttering and having lags all the time. It is frustrating to have just a normal computer with a mouse without cable. Maybe i will try it in the next century to get those things to work. Feels like using a windows 98 and mouse with a ball would be the better choice ....

Driver are up to date and as well the windows version is up to date. This should be a basic and not depending on the "newest" drivers. This should work like 10 years now, where we have bluetooth devices.
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2024-07-05T09:31:09+00:00

I have exactly the same issue. I've rolled back drivers, used a different (wireless) mouse and the issue persists! It seems people using a wired mouse don't experience the issue, but I don't want to use a wired mouse. Why hasn't Microsoft sorted this out. It's clearly a bug.
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2024-07-17T14:05:43+00:00

I've been fighting this for four or five days now. I tried everything: disabling all animations, wired and wireless mice, you name it, I tried it. Then I tested another mouse on a white background rather than my normal black mouse pad and the problem disappeared. I've used a black mouse pad for at least 20 years. How the heck does this just show up now?

Anyway, try a lighter-colored mouse pad.
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