Windows 10: my cpu load spikes whenever I move my mouse at all, leading to heavy stuttering, this just...

also when I try to run and or right click on anything in my desktop it takes super long to load, and by anything I mean anything, a few days ago settings would take about 1-2 seconds to open and load, now it takes around 10.I have a less than 1 month non-used i7-12000f so I don't have an outdated cpu.it's not overheating since, while this is happening it usually idles at around 36c.I have 32gb of ddr4 ram and my gpu temps and every other hardware component works fine I'm confident this is a cpu issue.

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Bluetooth mouse causing CPU spike?

Hi, I've been having an on and off issue lately with CPU spikes seemingly causes by a Bluetooth mouse. The easiest way for me to cause the issue is to let the mouse sit for a minute with no input and then click or move the mouse, at which point a seemingly random service will suddenly spike in CPU usage causing Bluetooth to temporarily disconnect, the keyboard to delay input until the spike is over, and occasionally a beeping through the headphones. The services I've noticed in the spike include Antimalware Service Executable, Thrustmaster Update Service (which has since been uninstalled), and LightunfService (which appears to be tied to ASUS lighting software), but others have topped the list in Task Manager too. The mouse is a Steelseries Rival 3 and all drivers I can find for anything have been updated. Any ideas or tips?

 

mouse irregular mouse stutter on windows 10

hi fellows, my mouse randomly stutters for around 1 seconds, there's no spike in usage in cpu/gpu/ram/hard disk and i have reinstalled the driver of the mouse, the stutter drove me nuts and i need help, thanks a lot!

mouse: razer deathadder chroma

 

CPU spikes on foreground programs when moving mouse

I must say that I'm baffled after reading your replies. I thought you have much lower specs on your computers that you are seeing stuttering. I have an almost 3 years old PC, but stuttering was never a problem when moving the mouse. What I can almost say
for sure is that Logitech G502 cannot be the problem. While I also have a G402 now, before I had an a4tech Bloody and my friend was having the same problem with a Steelseries Kana v2. Moreover, the problem survived several mice changes, upgrading from 8 to
10, and a few Windows 10 clean installs.

Regarding some good news, it seems that the Creators Update reduced the load of the spike a little. The CPU only spikes to about 15% now.