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Win8.1x64 - Mouse Stutter

peterpepo

Hello,
i have problem with mouse on my pc.

My motherboard is MSI Z87-G45, i am using random mouse - Connect It CI-191 - you probably don't know that brand.

 

The mouse sometimes just freezed and then kicked back in. Today i update all MSI drivers and mouse started to stutter even more.

After few restarts, it started to hang completely, and even cursor started disappearing. I tried uninstalling mouse driver via Device Manager - didn't help.

I tried it on my notebook with win7x64 installed and mouse works perfectly.

I also tried my notebook mouse (some random Logitech) in my desktop, and it also freezed sometimes, but not so often.

 

 

What could be wrong with it ?
My temporary solution is to plug it in USB2 port instead of USB3.
Is something wrong with my usb3s or even mobo, or what could be problem.

 

Thanks

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I totally agree with this, it seems to work by now.
But what about other devices such USB flashdrives, external harddrives, wifi adaptors.
Won't they also suffer from this problem ? I need to know, whether USB3 is shitty, or if i did something wrong when installing my os and drivers.

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they're not suppose to but usb 3 is unstable for me as well. 

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