Random Mouse Stutter/Lag Windows 11

Hello weary mouse jitterers! I don't know is MS will ever step up and fix this issue.

POSSIBLE ISSUE BYPASS/FIX

I bought the following Mouse thinking that a gaming mouse with a dongle used might be different enough to not have the "Jiggle Virus"?

RAZER BASILISK ULTIMATE - ERGONOMIC WIRED WIRELESS GAMING MOUSE - NASAPACKAGING

• PRODUCT NUMBERRZ01-03170200-R3U1
• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08564NLZG?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

I have been using it since 5/12/22 and no jittering at all. I occasionally will use my Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse and it still jitters. I go back to the Razer Mouse and NO issues.

I will let you all know if the jiggle starts up.

This mouse isn't cheap; but if it permanently stops the jiggles and the related frustration... $89 is worth it.

I have the same issues with mouse lag/stutter keyboard lock and in addition I have my windows fan or disk drive spin up every time this is occurring.

The machine is dead quiet until I get the lag.

I have tried all of the above and will continue to monitor the problem, but this has been going on for months since I upgraded to Windows 11.

I can only imagine what will happen when we hit the magic Windows 13.

Gene

Hi, I am experiencing the exact same issue. I got a brand new mouse and thought it was faulty but I'm getting the same issue with my original mouse which was fine until recently.

I switched from dongle to bluetooth but it makes no difference. A reboot helps for a while but it starts again. the mouse freezes for a few seconds and then starts working again. I tried brand new batteries and nothing makes a difference. I closed office, outlook specifically and thought it solved the issue but it started up again.

Now I do have a lot of hardware connected, a Quest 2, 2-3 external disks at any time. System is on a SATA SSD and I have 2 HDD and an m.2 drive as well.

The only hardware changed in the last while aside from the new mouse is a new GPU, Nvidia 3060Ti.

This is Windows 11 and is kept up to date with both drivers and patches.

EDIT: After some monitoring, Explorer.exe spikes in CPU to about 15% usage every time the mouse freezes (i7-10700k).

Thanks for the info.

No matter how long this goes on Microsoft keeps putting the onus on the users for what is their responsibility.

Last time they wanted users to go off network and report back their findings. They must have a quite large and professional testing site... I think they should stand up and work hard and yes spend money until they can solve this issue and report back to the users.

This issue has roughly been around for 5 years.

The only thing I can think of is they use Apples to avoid this issue.

I ran W10 and a MS Mouse... I now run W11 and a MS Mouse on a brand new top of the line desktop... and I still have this issue.

When will Microsoft do whatever it takes to fix this issue... as they should.

Thank you for your suggestion. The bluetooth Microsoft Mouse 4000 that I am using works fine on my other machine. It's not a mouse issue, I assure you. The entire systems is hanging whenever it writes files to a drive. I have tried the mouse dongle in different ports, no change. I have updated all of the drivers for my mouse, video card, etc. Also, I doubt that it's an application issue, since it happens across all applications, including Windows Explorer.

Surely, someone knows how to tell this machine to not allocate all of its resources to creating, copying, or moving files!