Windows 10: Moving the mouse makes the cpu shoot to 100% causing stuttering in videos and headphones...

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moving mouse cause high cpu usage for explorer.exe

I have the exact same problem. If i move the mouse fast enough CPU usage spikes. I'm assuming its 1903 related

In fact a few processes in task manager are using an abnormal amounts of power.

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Hello, can any person confirm they're experiencing the same problem, high CPU usage while using the mouse on explorer.exe process

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When the mouse isn't in use nothing. Now i can feel stutter in game. I have two monitors and can see the whole system isn't right. Any suggestion?

 

High CPU usage when moving my mouse.

Basically, whenever I move my mouse in a window or program, the cpu usage of that program spikes significantly. I've also noticed that videos stutter a lot whenever i move my cursor as well. One thing I have noticed is that while using the touchpad does
increase the cpu usage as well, it doesn't make videos stutter like my mouse does.

Things I have already tried:

Running an AV scan (nothing found)

Resetting Windows 10 (no difference)

Changing cpu priority to favour foreground apps over background apps and vice versa

Reinstalling mouse drivers

Updating my display driver

Disabling some services on startup

Unchecked the "let apps run in the background" option in privacy settings (this helped a bit)

sfc

Disabled Cortana and some other stuff

Changed mouse polling rate

Specs:

Acer Aspire A114-31

Windows !0 Home 64 (build 17763)

Intel Celeron N3350 @1.10ghz

Intel HD 500

4GB RAM

I'm pretty sure this problem isn't normal even for a potato like this

 

Turning game mode on causes mouse lag

• It was a .net optimization service and windows defender update, which also took up a lot of cpu usage. (I'm guessing that's what caused the mouse to stutter and lag).
• No, the game runs fine, as long as there aren't any compulsory windows updates that decide to run all of a sudden when I've been gaming an hour in.
• Logitech G403. Uninstalled the drivers thinking it was a problem.
• Yeah, especially those that utilise 100% cpu usage.

Just in case, it's a i5 7300HQ.