Mouse and Keyboard Acting weird

Mouse and Keyboard Acting weird

Hello Sawyer,

When you are installing new drivers on your computer, you have to check the settings. So at least you may see what will you set for your mouse. Because sometimes when changing of drivers, having newly updates it will automatically change the settings. Then in your keyboard just plug it then restart your computer, then you may also scan your drivers for your keyboard. I have here 6 solutions for you to fix your problem. Kindly do any of the following, you may also do one by one till the right solution will do for you.

Method 1:

–> Checking of your mouse speed.
You have to decrease the speed of your mouse. Maybe it is in a Fast Speed that's why the cursor jumping to other way. Here's the steps:

Step 1 – Press the Windows key, -> and kindly select the following below.

a. Click Control Panel.
b. Click the Printers and Other Hardware category.
c. Click Mouse icon.

Step 2 – In the Buttons tab, look for the Double-click speed. Set it to the middle point.

Step 3 – Click Apply and OK button then you may restart your computer.

Method 2:

–> If you are using a wireless mouse and the cursor begin to jump in other way. Low battery maybe the cause of that. Change the batteries, then check the mouse. If it is doesn't resolve. Try to so the next step.

Method 3:

–> Also update the driver for your mouse. Follow these steps:

Step 1- Right-click My computer, -> then click Properties.

Step 2 – Click the Hardware tab, -> and click the Device Manager.

Step 3 – Select Mice and other pointing devices, -> then right-click it and select scan for hardware changes. It will install an updates for mouse driver.

Method 4:

–> Uncheck the hide cursor while typing to avoid jumping. Follow the steps:

Step 1 – Press Windows key, -> click Control panel.

Step 2 – Click Printers and other hardware category, -> then click mouse.

Step 3 – Click the Pointer Option tab then uncheck the "hide pointer while typing" under Visibility.

Step 4 – Click Apply and OK button then restart your computer.

Method 5:

–> If you are using animation cursor, better to remove it. Use a default cursor, because animation cursor may cause your problem. How to default your cursor? Follow this steps:

Step 1 – Press the Windows key, -> click Control Panel.

Step 2- Click Printers and Other Hardware category, -. then click Mouse icon.

Step 3 – Click the Pointers Tab then click Use Default.

Step 4: Click Apply and OK button.

Method 6:

Reinstall your mouse driver to refresh all the system. Follow these steps:

Step 1 – Right-click My computer, -> click Manage.

Step 2 – Click Device Manager and on the Mice and other pointing devices.

Step 3 – Right click the compliant mouse select Uninstall and it will take for a few seconds.

Step 4 – Then now click Action Tab select scan for hardware changes.

Step 5 – The system will detect your mouse, -> and it will reinstall mouse driver.