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Mouse behavior seems unusual on the latest computer.

Mouse behavior seems unusual on the latest computer.

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RepoRizer
Posting Freak
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07-23-2020, 03:48 PM
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I created a brand new setup and the parts include: AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT, RTX 3070 EVGA, 16GB RAM Corsair Vengeance Pro 3200MHz, x570 Aorus Elite Pro motherboard, 750W Corsair PSU gold rated, and a 1TB Samsung EVO 860 4TB Seagate SSD. I believe that’s all. My previous machine was a pre-assembled unit from BestBuy. It had an i5-9600F, 8GB RAM (single stick), GTX 1660, 500W power supply, and 1224GB total storage. I felt the need to upgrade because my initial PC caused problems, and I aimed to elevate gaming performance. After the upgrade, I realized I hadn’t fully disconnected everything from my old system—just moved data, files, and apps. My brother advised me to disconnect the HDMI cable from my previous PC to the monitor, but didn’t mention which one. I mistakenly unplugged the power supply while my old machine was running. He shouted at me and asked me to boot up my old PC to verify everything was operational. That prompted me to start setting up my new system. I transferred Windows 10 onto a USB drive and obtained an activation key from a low-cost site. Once my new PC was ready, I downloaded games to resume gaming. When I first played a title, I checked the graphics settings and frame rate. But during gameplay, I noticed my mouse felt sluggish. I wasn’t sure why—my mouse software was installed and adjusted to my preferences. I assumed the DPI matched my old machine, yet performance dropped. I searched online for solutions, found fixes, and tried reinstalling drivers, Windows, and even downloaded third-party optimization tools. I changed the enhanced pointer option in settings, checked registry values, and adjusted mouse threshold settings. Input lag was still around 4.17ms, same as before. I tested with a different mouse and USB port, but the issue persisted. I also observed that my old PC’s mouse settings had changed—thresholds set to 6 and 10, now at 0 and 0. I wasn’t sure if this affected my problem. This issue began after my new build. My mouse worked fine initially, but now it’s causing confusion. I’m desperate for a lasting solution and need help.
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RepoRizer
07-23-2020, 03:48 PM #1

I created a brand new setup and the parts include: AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT, RTX 3070 EVGA, 16GB RAM Corsair Vengeance Pro 3200MHz, x570 Aorus Elite Pro motherboard, 750W Corsair PSU gold rated, and a 1TB Samsung EVO 860 4TB Seagate SSD. I believe that’s all. My previous machine was a pre-assembled unit from BestBuy. It had an i5-9600F, 8GB RAM (single stick), GTX 1660, 500W power supply, and 1224GB total storage. I felt the need to upgrade because my initial PC caused problems, and I aimed to elevate gaming performance. After the upgrade, I realized I hadn’t fully disconnected everything from my old system—just moved data, files, and apps. My brother advised me to disconnect the HDMI cable from my previous PC to the monitor, but didn’t mention which one. I mistakenly unplugged the power supply while my old machine was running. He shouted at me and asked me to boot up my old PC to verify everything was operational. That prompted me to start setting up my new system. I transferred Windows 10 onto a USB drive and obtained an activation key from a low-cost site. Once my new PC was ready, I downloaded games to resume gaming. When I first played a title, I checked the graphics settings and frame rate. But during gameplay, I noticed my mouse felt sluggish. I wasn’t sure why—my mouse software was installed and adjusted to my preferences. I assumed the DPI matched my old machine, yet performance dropped. I searched online for solutions, found fixes, and tried reinstalling drivers, Windows, and even downloaded third-party optimization tools. I changed the enhanced pointer option in settings, checked registry values, and adjusted mouse threshold settings. Input lag was still around 4.17ms, same as before. I tested with a different mouse and USB port, but the issue persisted. I also observed that my old PC’s mouse settings had changed—thresholds set to 6 and 10, now at 0 and 0. I wasn’t sure if this affected my problem. This issue began after my new build. My mouse worked fine initially, but now it’s causing confusion. I’m desperate for a lasting solution and need help.

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gigi_thefirst
Junior Member
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07-25-2020, 03:18 PM
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Did you keep the same sensitivity settings in Windows as before? Also, did you verify the sensitivity in your games? Games typically don’t retain your preferences unless you reinstalled them on a device without those settings. If mouse acceleration was enabled or disabled on your previous computer, it should match the setup on your new machine.
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gigi_thefirst
07-25-2020, 03:18 PM #2

Did you keep the same sensitivity settings in Windows as before? Also, did you verify the sensitivity in your games? Games typically don’t retain your preferences unless you reinstalled them on a device without those settings. If mouse acceleration was enabled or disabled on your previous computer, it should match the setup on your new machine.

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Hacktif
Junior Member
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07-25-2020, 07:41 PM
#3
I adjusted the same sensitivity settings as before. I tested them in every game. All I needed to do was log in. My data remains intact, including game preferences and cosmetics. I verified everything matches my old PC, which is correct. The issue only appeared on my previous machine. After installing Windows on the new PC, it was set by default, so I disabled it and it still worked the same.
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Hacktif
07-25-2020, 07:41 PM #3

I adjusted the same sensitivity settings as before. I tested them in every game. All I needed to do was log in. My data remains intact, including game preferences and cosmetics. I verified everything matches my old PC, which is correct. The issue only appeared on my previous machine. After installing Windows on the new PC, it was set by default, so I disabled it and it still worked the same.

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Misli
Member
110
07-26-2020, 01:06 AM
#4
Check if your mouse supports DPI adjustments and has removable buttons for customization.
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Misli
07-26-2020, 01:06 AM #4

Check if your mouse supports DPI adjustments and has removable buttons for customization.

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Elliom
Junior Member
12
07-26-2020, 11:01 AM
#5
It works, though I've tried changing the polling rate and DPI. The experience remains unsatisfactory. I understand it should change noticeably with DPI adjustments, but it still feels off in terms of smoothness.
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Elliom
07-26-2020, 11:01 AM #5

It works, though I've tried changing the polling rate and DPI. The experience remains unsatisfactory. I understand it should change noticeably with DPI adjustments, but it still feels off in terms of smoothness.

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Leyhaya
Posting Freak
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08-07-2020, 01:42 AM
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Leyhaya
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TurritaSC
Member
156
08-07-2020, 02:29 AM
#7
Have you looked at the sensor on the mouse?
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TurritaSC
08-07-2020, 02:29 AM #7

Have you looked at the sensor on the mouse?

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sigfo
Member
62
08-11-2020, 07:37 PM
#8
I finished cleaning the surface and also wiped down the mousepad. I also experimented with another brand mouse, like Razer, but the outcome was the same unfortunately.
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sigfo
08-11-2020, 07:37 PM #8

I finished cleaning the surface and also wiped down the mousepad. I also experimented with another brand mouse, like Razer, but the outcome was the same unfortunately.

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hero_of_flash
Junior Member
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08-30-2020, 01:17 PM
#9
Have you checked the advice they provide? (Skip first two) https://www.getdroidtips.com/fix-mouse-s...indows-10/
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hero_of_flash
08-30-2020, 01:17 PM #9

Have you checked the advice they provide? (Skip first two) https://www.getdroidtips.com/fix-mouse-s...indows-10/

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magfam
Member
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08-30-2020, 05:53 PM
#10
I attempted the device diagnostic, but it didn't locate any issues. I've also used the cmd method previously.
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magfam
08-30-2020, 05:53 PM #10

I attempted the device diagnostic, but it didn't locate any issues. I've also used the cmd method previously.

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