Windows 10: Windows 11 lags / stutters on Desktop new PC

Hello guysI recently bought a new PC after my old one was overdue.The new PC is an HP Omen 45L GT22-0629nzSpecs:Windows 11 Home 22H2, 64 BitAMD Ryzen™ 7 5800X32 GB RAM1 TB SSDNVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3070 Ti 8 GBSince I set up the PC whenever I'm on the desktop, windows and all windows applications tend to lag / stutter / work slow.When try to open up the windows menu Windows Key, the Windows explorer or applications like "settings" the pc takes a few seconds to open it, then the application stutters or is very laggy. Dragging program windows across the screen stutters also.In contrary when

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Windows 11 laptop keyboard stutter lag typing

My new laptop came with windows 11 and I have issue typing since day one. The keyboard stutters, typing has lag, so its never easy to type a even a password. All my peripheral devices like keyboard, mouse, display monitors work fine with other windows laptops with windows 10 and even they work with the Macbook. When I use them with this laptop the problem begins. I tried pretty much everything suggested in different blogs and microsoft help pages with no luck.

Please help fixing this issue. This is the very basic of using a computer is to be able to type. I have spent several days working on it with no luck. Please help.

 

Random Mouse Stutter/Lag Windows 11

I have the same issues with mouse lag/stutter keyboard lock and in addition I have my windows fan or disk drive spin up every time this is occurring.

The machine is dead quiet until I get the lag.

I have tried all of the above and will continue to monitor the problem, but this has been going on for months since I upgraded to Windows 11.

I can only imagine what will happen when we hit the magic Windows 13.

Gene

 

Mouse lag/stutter when remote desktop client (mstsc) full-screen and multiple monitors

On my Windows 10 Enterprise computer, I run Hyper-V. When I connect to a Windows 10 guest vm, I get mouse lag. More accurately it would be a stutter/dropped packet like experience - periodically stopping completely then 'jumping' to the correct spot.

I have two 4K monitors. On one monitor, I maximize the Remote Desktop (RDP) session. The other monitor is displaying my host desktop. When the RDP session to the Windows 10 guest VM has focus, my mouse pointer will stutter when moving over my host desktop. The stuttering continues until I give my host desktop focus. I've tried to capture this in the gif. This is frustrating as it interrupts my workflow.

The left part is monitor 1 displaying the host desktop, the right part is monitor 2 with mstsc maximized. Notice the lag/stutter when passing from the right to the left. It continues for as long as the fullscreen mstsc has focus.





Additional Info:

• Both OS's are latest Windows 10 Enterprise, fully patched
  
• Issue has been present since day one, clean install of Windows 10 Enterprise
  
• Both OS's are displaying 3840x2160 (4K). I've tried 1080 with the same issue
  
• Host computer is fairly powerful; i7-6700K, 16GB DDR4, Radeon RX480 8GB with latest drivers (17.5.2)
  
• I've tried enabling/disabling RemoteFX on the guest. Also maxed out the video ram on RemoteFX settings
  
• I've tried Remote Desktop Manager with the same results
  
• The issue is not present when connecting to Windows 7 or any other operating system
  
• Oddly enough, the issue is almost reversed when connecting to a Windows 10 Enterprise VM hosted on Azure. Meaning - the stuttering is on the guest when the guest has focus - no lag on my host. This is much worse (VM is too laggy to be useable)
  
• My network speeds are great. LAN is gigabit. WAN is 100MB. Tested both with iperf.
  
• I've tried both an internal network connection (IP via static config to hyper-v virtual switch) & an external network connection (IP via DCHP)
  
• When sharing desktop via Skype, the stuttering becomes consistently worse regardless of focus (RDP or host).
  
• I've only added mouse trails to help visualize the problem, it doesn't seem to matter
  
• I've tried changing mouse pointer scheme to 'none' based on a google search result that seemed like a stretch
  

I've been struggling with this for a while and I'm happy to hear suggestions on things to try or areas to focus.