#MOUSE MOVING SLOW UPDATE#
If you’ve previously customized your mouse settings, it’s possible that a recent Windows update reset your mouse settings back to default. There could also be dirt inside the scroll wheel, in which case you’ll have to open the mouse with a screwdriver and use canned air to clean it out.Ĭheck your mouse speed and sensitivity settings.
Dirt could be covering the infrared sensor under your mouse.
If it’s a wireless mouse, replace the batteries with new ones. If you have more than one port, try the second one. Try the simple fix-all first: unplug it, restart your computer and then plug the mouse back into the port. You’ve ruled out a memory shortage, so now it’s time to look at the mouse. Test your mouse to see if that solved the problem. Click on the Processes tab and you can see how much each application is using and then close as many programs and browser tabs as you can. If you have 4 gigabytes or less available, you are likely running low. Click on the Memory or Performance tab, depending on your Windows version. Right-click on the Windows taskbar and select Task Manager.
RAM handles active apps and tasks, and when you don’t have enough of it, your computer will slow down. If you usually have many tabs open in your browser and are running multiple resource-heavy programs simultaneously such as Photoshop, Illustrator and Premiere, check your RAM (random access memory) when you’re experiencing problems. The lag may be your mouse or it could be insufficient processing power. Like with most computer-related issues, there may be more than one cause of the problem.
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