Windows 10: how to use ps/2 compatible mouse driver instead of Microsoft ps/2 mouse driver?

O have Logitech ps/2 mouse which works fine normally with the Microsoft ps/2 mouse driver but while gaming I have to move the mouse really fast so the cursor doesn't works fine as it should. It stutters a lot when randomly moving it fast for better aiming. I tried to update the Microsoft ps/2 mouse driver manually and selected the ps/2 compatible mouse and the pc tells to restart the computer to perform the current changes, even after that the problem isn't fixed I even tried to delete it but the system automatically detects the Microsoft ps/2 mouse and it doesn't solves the issue that I'm fac

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PS/2 old driver install

Did you click on the MS mouse & choose the older driver? Your previous reply seemed to suggest you tried an older driver for the PS/2 compatible mouse & not the Microsoft version.

 

PS/2 mouse driver is missing while

hello

This issue is addressed to microsoft technical people only,

PS/2 mouse driver is missing while PS/2 keyboard is working,

when plugging mouse to PS/2 port , mouse is not working,

when plugging keyboard to PS/2 port , keyboard is working,

I tried setting ease of access mouse, uninstall mouse driver then restart, problem still exists,

I think there is a bug in windows, please i am asking microsoft to resolve this issue in the near future

KB updates, just for your information unplug keyboard from USB port and reconnect to PS/2 or Viceversa,

keyboard is working just fine, that's why i think it's a bug.

 

PS/2 old driver install

There's only two available options: "Microsoft PS/2 Mouse" and "PS/2 Compatible Mouse", I currently have Microsoft PS/2 Mouse installed so I tried the other one, however after I install "PS/2 Compatible Mouse", windows prompts me to restart, after which I still end up with the same driver. Nothing changes.