Mouse pointer shaking problem.

[Suvashis Mistry Shuvo]

When I turn on my laptop, mouse pointer/cursor start shaking and I can't do copy to past any file and my laptop works slowly. But when I press any key on laptop's keyboard then the shaking problem has been stopped. After doing my works I turn off my laptop and when I turn on my pc then the shaking problem start again. I use windows 10 pro core i5 64bit. please help me, what can I do?

 

[Regedit32]

Hi Suvashis,

I'm not certain what you mean by shaking mouse cursor - perhaps you mean its jumping up or down screen.

Something you could try that may alleviate this is the following:

• Left-click on Start then left-click on the Settings cog
• In the Windows Settings app select Devices
• Now on the left side click Mouse
• Now on the right side of the main window click Additional mouse options
• In the Mouse Properties window that appears select the Pointer Options tab
• Now remove the check next to Enhance pointer precision then click Apply
• Now click OK

That may help stop this erratic behaviour
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[jmccleary50]

Don't know if this will help but it's worth a try.

https://www.microsoft.com/accessories/en-us/downloads/mouse-keyboard-center

Look for how to disable the pushbutton function of the wheel and disable fast vertical scrolling set normal scrolling to 3 (rather slow).

 

[Suvashis Mistry Shuvo]

Don't know if this will help but it's worth a try.

https://www.microsoft.com/accessories/en-us/downloads/mouse-keyboard-center

Look for how to disable the pushbutton function of the wheel and disable fast vertical scrolling set normal scrolling to 3 (rather slow).

My Laptops problems not solve.

 

[Gord235]

Hi Suvashis,

I'm not certain what you mean by shaking mouse cursor - perhaps you mean its jumping up or down screen.

Something you could try that may alleviate this is the following:

• Left-click on Start then left-click on the Settings cog
• In the Windows Settings app select Devices
• Now on the left side click Mouse
• Now on the right side of the main window click Additional mouse options
• In the Mouse Properties window that appears select the Pointer Options tab
• Now remove the check next to Enhance pointer precision then click Apply
• Now click OK

That may help stop this erratic behaviour
​

 

[Gord235]

Yes, thanks. This basically worked although the configuration was a bit different but no matter. I got to the mouse settings through devices, then slowed the cursor speed then adjusted the rate of travel where it showed a shaky cursor then hit apply and it worked.