Windows 10: UPDATE On Inconsistent mouse movement/ smoothing/ acceleration issue.

As you can see from my previous posts regarding this, this is something I have been trying to suss out for a while. I have sinply taken the next step to eliminate possible causes, and this is in the form of a PS/2 mouse.

The issue is still prevalant when hid-compliant devices are dusabled and using only ps/2.

Is this a kernel issue, or simply w10 being optimised for tablet/ xbox controller?

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Smooth exponential mouse acceleration

Microsoft explains in detail about how mouse acceleration works from this site. I quote:

My issue is the discrete/quantized nature of the mouse acceleration. Beyond a certain speed, it just suddenly leaps up to double, and then quadruple, rather than following a smooth exponential curve. This gives it an unnatural feel, subconsciously.

To give an analogy, it's like pressing the gas pedal on a car by a certain amount, finding it accelerating fine, but then pressing down just slightly more, and then finding the acceleration suddenly double up.

I'm using Win 10, but is there a mouse utility for any version of Windows which allow more finegrained control of the mouse? So instead of this which Microsoft does:

I'm looking for more like this:

 

Mouse hover inconsistent

Detail or List view is okay, if all the attributes/metadata is present.
the only thing I find annoying is that, even with 'Smooth Scrolling' enabled, the list is so jittery while scrolling!

I'm more adept at immediate visual identification...

 

How to disable Mouse Acceleration?

Hi Alex,

Mouse acceleration can indeed hinder the ability to play games where you need precise aim because it causes your mouse to move not only based on movement, but also on speed. You can disable mouse acceleration by following the steps below:

• Click Start.
• On the search bar, type Control Panel and select Control Panel in the results.
  
• If you are in Category view, click Hardware and Sound.
• Under Devices and Printers, click Mouse to open the
  Mouse Properties window
  
• Click the Pointer Options tab, and uncheck the box next to
  Enhance pointer precision.
• Click Apply, then OK.

If you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to post a reply.