Mouse Acceleration in Windows 10 D:

[MajorMeteor]

Hello,

 

I've been having an issue with my mouse (Corsair Raptor M30) ever since I upgraded to Windows 10. I can't for the life of me turn of Mouse Acceleration. The enhanced pointer precision is turned off in the settings and my sensitivity is on 6/11. I'm not entirely sure what the DPI is set to as there is no software for the M30 but it is a 4000 DPI mouse and its on the 2/4 setting so I would assume 2000DPI.

 

To try and fix this, along with some other issues I was having with Windows 10, I reinstalled Windows 8.1 on my SSD after formatting it. It's worth mentioning that all of my Programs were backup on the HDD so I still had access to them. However, when I installed Windows 8.1, I found that the Acceleration was still there. I upgraded back up to Windows 10, and the Acceleration is still here with the enhanced pointer precision option turned off. I have tried installing the MarkC Windows Mouse Acceleration Registry Edit fix and that seems to have had no effect upon the issue.

 

I have tried uninstalling the mouse from the devices manager and then reinstalling it but the issue still stands. The same can be said for when I have tried plugging in other Mice, the acceleration is still there. This is on the desktop and it is even more noticeable in games.

 

I play twitch shooter like CS:GO and a bit of Battlefield, and I also edit a lot of video so it's really important that I get this fixed ASAP because my PC has been rendered useless these past couple of days sue to the other issues I was having with Windows 10 so I need to get back on schedule with my projects.

 

I'd be grateful for any help anybody can provide,

 

Thanks

 

Major Meteor

[JefferyD90]

My DPI has been funky too.  I will figure out this setting.

 

Edit: So, I have went and turned off the "enhanced pointer precision" and it works jut fine for me.  I have to suggest you do a clean install of Windows and not so many upgrade installs.

[MajorMeteor]

I clean installed Windows 8.1 after I formatted my SSD, and it appeared then, even when I disabled enhanced pointer precision.