Windows 10: My mouse cursor lags when i turn off my second monitor

As the title says, while my second monitor is turned on everything is okay and working fine, but when i turn it off cursor starts lagging and whole system lags. Tried to find the solution online but didn't find anything similar. Hope you cant try to help me!

Ps this happened when i reinstalled win10 (was using it before and everything was fine same system same everything).

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Mouse cursor lag and slow down occasionally

Recently, I am encountering a mouse cursor lag problem on my PC (Win10)

The cursor occassionally lags when I move the mouse consistently

Demonstration:
http://i.imgur.com/03kbZJx.gifv

In the demonstration, I moved my mouse consistently towards right, but cursor stops moving at few instances

My mouse is Logitech G502, I believe my mouse has no problem because I tried it with my laptop (Win10) and it worked perfectly fine, the cursor never lagged and movement is consistent.

Any suggestions?

 

Severe cursor/mouse lag

So I recently have been getting this bug where my mouse cursor lags extremely bad for about 5 seconds on startup. My cursor seems to be lagging but the blue loading circle next to the cursor doesn't seem to lag like the cursor does. It also randomly has
a lag spike here and there. Sometimes it lags when I open something, such as a programs like Photoshop, or just anything in general. I have tried checking for driver updates but it says my drivers are all up to date. Can anyone please help me? thank you so
much.

 

Mouse Cursor on second screen changes randomly

• Did the issue only occur when you updated your graphics card?
  • Appears to have only begun with the new graphics card. It's an AMD RX480 card. I uninstalled all Nvidia drivers prior to installing the new AMD drivers. It doesn't occur on the first monitor, only second. Which would indicate either something in the
    translation between monitors or something along those lines.
• Are your drivers up to date?
  • From my understanding they all are, I try to keep everything up to date.
• Have you checked if the problem is the mouse itself?
  • I do not currently have a second mouse, but the fact that it's only when it tracks to the second screen. On first screen everything is good. The normal cursor displays, but when I track to the second screen that's when the weirdness happens.
• Are you using a wired mouse
  • Yes