Windows 10: Solving persistent mouse and keyboard lag in Windows 11 - Solution Found

Just delete Edge browser and use any other browser. Problem solved.No need to go through lengthy, arcane, insulting suggestions from Microsoft. No need to read 7 pages of customer frustrations with this issue. No need to replace brand new mouse and keyboards. Just get out of pervasive, invasive Microsoft browser and its ubiquitous advertisements.

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Solving persistent mouse and keyboard lag in Windows 11 - Solution Found

Just delete Edge browser and use any other browser. Problem solved.

No need to go through lengthy, arcane, insulting suggestions from Microsoft. No need to read 7 pages of customer frustrations with this issue. No need to replace brand new mouse and keyboards.

Just get out of pervasive, invasive Microsoft browser and its ubiquitous advertisements.

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mouse lag gone but keyboard lag remains


Hey!. Here's a solution that might work

Just like many of you I have encountered the same problem The TOUCH PAD Problem
were your mouse delays after you are done scrolling and/or dragging a tab.This problem occurs when
you upgrade to win10. Here's the solution

Step 1: go to DEVICE MANAGER
Step 2: locate Mice and other pointing device
Step 3: show its context(click the down arrow)
Step 4: right click your mouse driver and click properties
Step 5: Go to DRIVER section
Step 6: And hit that darn ROLL BACK DRIVERS
Step 7: Restart you computer
Step 8: If it solved you problem
Step 9: DO A VICTORY DANCE
Step 10: If not
Step 11:

 

Wireless USB Keyboard and Mouse Lagging

Hello,

I have a Dell laptop (Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10750H CPU @ 2.60GHz, 2.59 GHz, on Windows 11) that is hooked up to two monitors and a USB wireless Keyboard and Mouse. I've tried the Logitech Keyboard and Mouse, as well as, a Microsoft Keyboard and Mouse. They both have a lag every so often that makes working quite difficult. Either the keyboard freezes and won't type, or the mouse lags sporaditically. I've tried replacing batteries, restarting, checking for updates, etc. Since it's happening on both sets, I think it's safe to say it's something with the computer. Any suggestions to stop this from happening?