Update 2: Uninstalling the Realtek AC’97 software from Add/Remove Software and restarting did wonders on-top of the above steps. Mouse jumping bug on Windows 10 Fall edition Recently installed this update and ever since my mouse has been jumping around and moving erratically when trying to use it in game. What really grabs me is that a cheap wilreless (10.00) mouse from China works fautlessly. Update 1: Yeah the above helped but didn’t fix it entirely, somehow unticking the Enable pointer shadow option within the Mouse Properties dialog (open Start then type in Mouse) makes a big difference, I do still notice some stutter when copying files or using Google Photos. I ve own this very expensive MX Master mouse for over a year using both Win 7 and 10 my PC is a very new Asus system and have tried every known fix I could find, so far it will behave 90 of the time using the Bluetooth option, RF link is hopeless. The WiFi network adapter will restart the device so expect to lose network access for a moment before network access is restored.

Change the Value of the dropdown list from Auto to Disabled.Several users suggested that changing the number of lines scrolled at a time setting fixed the.

I have a dual boot Ubuntu 11.10 and Windows 7 and just added a Microsoft Wireless 3500 and when I booted with Windows it installed some drivers for it.

Within the Property list select Bluetooth Collaboration Pro Tip: Check our guide on how to update drivers in Windows 10. To describe exactly how it just imagine that the page has 20 scroll jumps, you would normally scroll the mouse wheel once and it would go exactly one step down the page.

Switch to the Advanced tab (if you cannot see an Advanced tab then close this dialog and double click the other Network Adapters until you find one that has it).

Double click your WiFi network adapter to open the Device Properties dialog (in my case this is a Dell Wireless 1830 802.11ac).

Expand the Network adapters section to list your network adapters (e.g.

Open Device Manager from the list of links on the left panel.

Open up the System screen within the Control Panel (keyboard shortcut: Win+Pause/Break).

Here’s how I fixed the stuttering and lag issue with my Logitech MX Master working with Windows 10 Home and Pro:

Windows 10 mouse scroll jumps