Then I moved on to the next section and created a local administrator and logged in as that user - The issue was still there. I had done those prior to reaching out to Microsoft. *** Email address is removed for privacy ***Īgain, thanks for your reply and your advice. It's really frustrating to try and work with a cursor that keeps jumping around on the screen! Hoping someone can come to my rescue and help me get this issue resolved! Because I've tried two completely different mice from different manufacturers and am having the same problem, I guessing this could be an OS issue. Alas, several hours later I noticed that my cursor once again It seemed to fix the problem as I wasn't seeing the cursor jumping around. I did a little research and saw a recommendation to do a windows update.

I disconnected the Logitech mouse and paired the surface mouse and the same problem was there with the other mouse. Then I came up with the bright idea to switch out my mouse for the MS surface mouse for my laptop. It was really messing with my productivity as I never really knew where my mouse was going to be on the screen.

I ran my antivirus software and did a computer scan and nothing out of the ordinary showed up. I thought it was the mouse and went throughĪll sorts of troubleshooting exercises to correct the problem - I reloaded drivers, shut the system down and restarted, unpaired the mouse and re-paired it, tried to see if it worked on the cord as opposed to wirelessly, disconnected Bluetooth to see if there

At first it constantly seemed to jump to the left bottom corner. Over the last week or so my cursor started jumping around on my screen.

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