[Izzy1665]

Everything else appears to work just fine.Thank you for what you have been able to do so far too.

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Could you go to control panel > mouse
Select the Pointer options tab
Then mover the speed slider to the right
Apply then OK out and test

[Essexboy]

Could you go to control panel > mouse
Select the Pointer options tab
Then mover the speed slider to the right
Apply then OK out and test

[Izzy1665]

I made this change but it did not make any different other than a really faster mouse pointer.

[Essexboy]

Try removing any drivers using the Control Panel > programs and features. If you don't find any drivers therein, then remove the mouse in Device Manager and re-boot. Check Device Manager after reboot to see if mouse is listed or the generic entry for your mouse (I am sure it will be). That may cure the stuttering

[Izzy1665]

Ok. I am about to walk out the door but I will do this as soon as I get home and let you know.

[Essexboy]

[Izzy1665]

Sorry for the late reply on this, I got sidetracked and this slipped my mind. I uninstalled the only mouse driver and rebooted but there doesn't seem to be any change.

[Essexboy]

Have you tried a different mouse ?

[Izzy1665]

Not yet. This is the only mouse I have. I will see about getting one over the weekend. I'll get back with you on it but to be honest, I don't think its a mouse thing.

[Essexboy]

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