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Hi
So im having a issue with my mouse cursor lagging/stuttering for a few seconds randomly does not happen a lot but it does happen and only lasts for a few seconds so far not been watching a video ir playing a game when it happens so cant see if other tasks continue as normal when it happens
Updated graphics card drivers and checked windows update & it says no updates available.
I have the following hardware on my PC
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700G with Radeon Graphics
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 TI
Motherboard:
Base board manufacturer: HP
Baseboard Product 8876
Baseboard Version 11
BIOS Version/Date: AMI F,11, 27/08/2021
Is anyone else getting this issues when i first got the PC over a month ago there were no issues its the last week or so this has started happening
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Hey, not sure if anyone else is still having this problem but I think I found a solution that works for me.
I've got a newish pre-built gaming PC that has had fantastic performance until a little bit ago. To stream games from the PC to one of my TVs through some random program I had to turn off the "Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling" in Settings under System > Display > Graphics > Default Graphics Settings. I think this caused the problem for some reason. I switched this back to "ON" and restarted my computer and I haven't had the problem again (yet).
Hopefully it's as simple a solution for someone else!
I solve this problem in USB config DEVICE - SET - Win CAN'T TURN OFF to SAVE ENERGY
In Device Manager - USB CONTROLLERS - USB HUB and USB 3.1 INTEL.
This is the only post in this l-o-n-g thread that helped me. Thank you, Luiz.
(Logitech wireless mouse user w/ USB dongle)
Make sure to disable power mgmt. in both places, USB Hub(s) + Host Controller(s).
Yes, that happened to my new laptop, and I tried three different mouses, but it still froze intermittently or stuttered. Please call your computer maker and download their Bluetooth driver. I did that for my new Lenovo Yoga 7, Win 11, and so far, it seems to be okay now. But Lenovo sent me the link to download an updated Bluetooth driver. Others online said to disable animation effects, but that didn't work for me.
I solve this problem in USB config DEVICE - SET - Win CAN'T TURN OFF to SAVE ENERGY
In Device Manager - USB CONTROLLERS - USB HUB and USB 3.1 INTEL.
