

You can view the details of the scan by expanding the “ Details” tab. NOTE: These steps will require you to temporarily deactivate your anti-virus to prevent it from interfering with Restoro.Īccept the license terms agreement by checking the “I Accept the EULA and Privacy Policy” to continue.Īfter installing Restoro, it will automatically scan your computer for the first time. Restoro is a program that analyzes your computer and automatically repairs issues on your PC that may cause the mouse to lag.įollow the steps below on how to download and use Restoro on your computer. Method 1: TouchPad delay settingsĬlick on Mouse & touchpad from the side menuįind the touch pad section and set delay before clicks to No delay (always on) Method 2: Use Third-Party System Repair Tool (RESTORO) To help you resolve this issue, here are some guides on how to fix it. There are different mouse related issues that can occur on Windows 10 some of it are in the list below: If you have ever experienced a lagging mouse then you know how annoying a problem it can be. It can be much easier to use than a trackpad, especially if you have been using a mouse for a long time. Right now, my mouse is frozen and my CPU is only at 2%, and my memory at 54%.A large percentage of users utilize a mouse when using a computer. I checked the task manager but I haven't seen anything that seems like it could have caused the problem.I've used an external mouse, which works as expected, but an external mouse is definitely not ideal to carry around with me at all times.I've set the filter activation time to zero, which I read online, but haven't seen any change.I've cleaned my trackpad as well, though I believe it has little to do with the problem as I can consistently fix it by locking and unlocking the device.I have also uninstalled the device, as suggested by another technician.(Image below.) I've followed the path myself, and tried to run it both standard, and as an administrator as advised online but I haven't seen anything happen but the PC asking me if I should allow it to make changes. I've tried installing/reinstalling/rolling back/updating drivers, but I'm honestly not very familiar with how to do it properly. At times, I've received an error message about Windows being unable to locate a driver file.This problem is relatively new, only about a month old, and does not at all affect the rest of the laptop (the touchscreen, keyboard, shortcuts, etc.) as far as I can tell.įrom what I've read this doesn't seem to be an isolated issue, but I haven't found a good solution yet. I'm running Windows 10 on an HP Pavilion. The cursor will not move for a few seconds, or will respond very late, while I'm trying to use it. Between periods of inconsistency, it works perfectly. My trackpad/touchpad is constantly freezing, at least every few seconds. I hope this is the right forum for this, I wasn't really sure!
