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CPU spikes when cursor/mouse moves

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Can you explain how you figured that out in more details please?

Well, I went into resource monitor, and saws that whenever i moved my mouse, my rtwlan (internet driver) would start to use more cpu then when my mouse was stagnant. So, I tried re-installing the driver and it worked.

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Can you explain how you figured that out in more details please?

Well, I went into resource monitor, and saws that whenever i moved my mouse, my rtwlan (internet driver) would start to use more cpu then when my mouse was stagnant. So, I tried re-installing the driver and it worked.

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Update your mouse's firmware. I had this issue recently, and updated the firmware(Xornet mouse) and the issue went away.

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Well, I went into resource monitor, and saws that whenever i moved my mouse, my rtwlan (internet driver) would start to use more cpu then when my mouse was stagnant. So, I tried re-installing the driver and it worked.

Odd but everything can happen with the complexity of today's OS.

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