Windows 10: Audio laggy/glitchy when I move my mouse cursor.

I have had this issue for only a couple of days now. I've tried uninstalling/reinstalling the drivers for the mouse, sound card, and headset, which still hasn't helped. I've seen other sites talking about an "Intel Technologies Access Services" which isn't showing up in my task manager or services (I'm assuming that's a good thing, haha). I guess I'm just not exactly sure what else to try at this point.

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Severe ChoppyCursor Lag

Hello, just today with Windows 10 I started to experience severe cursor lag. The cursor itself is choppy and laggy, almost as if the frame rate of the whole desktop is dropping however it's only the mouse. While the mouse is EXTREMELY choppy and laggy, the
rest of the applications in the backround run extremely smooth, as if the mouse isn't choppy at all. When I move the mouse horizontally, the mouse seems to teleport, as if it were never in the space in between. When clicking, I have to click a couple times
before it actually registers. I tested it out in the game league of legends, and the game ran smooth however the in-game cursor itself did the same as it would outside of the game. I have re installed the Geforce game ready drivers. I also have yet to find
another person witht he same case as me. I have had windows 10 for almost a year now.

Specs:

PNY GTX 750

FX-8350

16gb Patriot ram

Asus Motherboard

 

Glitchy mouse cursor

I adjusted the scaling of my computer from 150% to 149%, and this seemed to solve the issue. Thank you anyway!

 

Tell us mouse you are using make and model and headset. Is headset plugged in at the time of this issue ? Try moving to different USB ports on PC.

 

I'm using a "Blackweb Gaming" mouse, and a Plantronics Gamecom 780 headset with dolby surround sound. The problem occurs even if I switch to HDMI audio through my monitor and unplug my headset. I switched usb ports and it's still happening.

 

Well, it appears my problem has been solved. I JUST got an update to show up for AMD Catalyst Chipsets. Had to try about 50 times. We'll see if it's permanent.

 

Going to start asking about sound card or graphics driver and settings in there control panel too, when using a headset uses it's own software and changes sometimes made to sound card settings.

 

https://www.tenforums.com/graphic-cards/7970-latest-amd-catalyst-graphics-driver-windows-10-a.html


Have you updated all system drivers from manufacturer's site, see your PC manufacturer here, but with them it is best to go to the motherboards site ? Seen new one for headset for Windows 10.Update whatever sound card drivers you have, can still be USB issue.