Windows 10: Why is my PC auto-installing 2nd Mouse Driver - makes my mouse crazy !

After this most recent Win 10 Update - my USB mouse started going Crazzy - roaming/jumping around - opening apps on it's own - all sort of weird stuff !


I tracked it down to three Mouse Drivers in Device Manager - deleted all three - rebooted and auto installed fresh/one Mouse Driver - one driver all AOK - so it's all good right ?


Well - now once or twice a day my Mouse goes Crazzy again - I check back in Device Manager - and somehow a 2nd mouse driver gets installed - causing new conflict - have to go back and delete that new/added driver.


My Updates are set correctly - and "should not" be auto downloading/installing anything in my mind.


Any idea how to overcome this problem ? The mouse gets so crazzed makes it a chore to get back in and delete this added driver.


Muich appreciated !

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