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How to permanently turn off "Enhance pointer precision" on Windows 10

Morgoth97
By Morgoth97
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Hi,

I'm writing this thread to inquire if anyone has a solution to permanently turn off "Enhance pointer precision" setting that can be found in the advanced mouse settings on Windows 10. I find that every time I shutdown and open my computer, the setting turns back on! I'm not sure if this is normal behavior, perhaps it's a problematic program or something. 

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Do you have any custom mouse software installed?  It might be unintentionally overriding/resetting that setting.  I can't say I've heard of it changing itself before.  Ideally we can figure out why that's happening but worst case scenario, I can think of a few other workarounds off hand.

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