Win8.1 mouse delay bug launch solution

I don't know if you remembered that we had reported a serious mouse lag in some PC games and reported solutions for Microsoft Win8.1 update. Recently, Microsoft also gave some solutions to this problem.

In fact, the mouse problem on Win8.1 is mainly reflected in three situations: the mouse is beating, the pointer cannot be controlled; the mouse movement is not proportional, the distance between the pointer and the mouse does not match; the roller feedback is low, the scrolling is slow . To this end, Microsoft has given three solutions based on these three different situations.

1. When the mouse can't move to every corner of the window: This is very easy to appear in the process of windowing the game. This happens, you can solve it by disabling the game DPI scaling.

<1> Right click on the game icon

<2>Open the properties and select Compatibility

<3> In the Compatibility panel, disable “High DPI Disable display zoom when setting.

2. The mouse moves slowly and is easy to click: This usually appears on the notebook. In order to ensure that the notebook can be typed better, the touchpad is set.

<1>Open settings, change computer settings

<2>Select computers and devices, mouse and touchpad

<3> In the drop down menu, Check to see if there is an option to prevent the cursor from moving unexpectedly, and if so, change it to no delay.

3, many players said that if the mouse delay is found in the game, you can try to run the game in compatibility mode.

<1>Select to icon, right-click to open the property

<2>Select Compatibility Panel

<3>Select to run this application in compatibility mode

The above operation methods are just a temporary solution proposed by Microsoft. To solve such problems thoroughly, Win8.1 needs to make some improvements in compatibility and device drivers.

In addition, due to the openness of Windows, there are many programs, there is no way to ensure that it matches Win8.1, including resolution and scaling, etc. All users need to make some compatibility in the program. Manual adjustments for a better experience.