Windows 10: Erractic behavior after recent Updates

I am getting very frustrated. For the past month; I have been experiencing very erratic behavior with my Desktop PC, after doing a series of recent Windows 11 Updates. I am uncertain which one; because there have been quite a few in the past few months. I have a HP Omen 30 Desktop with Intel I7 processor, 32 GB of RAM and a NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2060 Video Card. I am running Windows 11 Version 22H2. For about the past month; my mouse cursor will just randomly jump to the top left corner of the screen; windows will minimize on their own, windows will open on their own, and pages will switch back t

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Erractic behavior

Hi Kenneth,

To better isolate your concern, kindly answer the questions below:

• Were there any updates or changes made on your computer?
• Do you get error messages when this happens?
• Is there a specific app or program open when the auto zoom happens?

We look forward to your response.

 

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Has anyone else started experiencing very erratic behavior in the past month, due to the most recent updates? I am having constant issues with tabs opening on their own; windows minimizing without any action from me; and the mouse cursor constantly gravitates to the top left of the screen when I am using Microsoft Edge. My monitor is touch screen; so I disabled that feature in case that is what is causing the issue. No luck. I tried using 3 different mice and two different USB ports; again, no luck. I even did a complete reset/reinstall of Windows 11 and chose to delete all files and settings. Still having the same problem. For now; I am going back to Windows 10, until Microsoft can figure out what is causing all the erratic behavior.