Windows 10: Windows 10 Mouse feels weird since Spring or Fall Creators Update

Hi,


My mouse behaves different since the Fall Creators Update (where MS fixed a mouse bug) or Spring Update. My current Version is the 1809.


It doesn't matter, whether I switch the Mouse Accelaration on or off, on the Desktop the mouse is always a bit to fast and when I set the slider (for the cursor speed) one step lower it feels a bit too slow.


I am on a Notebook using the default Microsoft Mouse Driver.


P.S.: In games, like BF 1 or BF 4 etc. I don't feel this different behaviour, I never recognize and weird movement, does somebody know how I can set those "special mouse settings" video games often use in Windows 10?


[moved from German forums]

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