Mouse cursor 1s 0,5s freeze when opening Chrome/Firefox/Opera - WIN 10 pro

[lukash]

Hi guys!
I have a problem with my LENOVO THINKPAD T530.

ISSUE: After boot up when I open (1-click on task bar to be exact) Chrome/Firefox/Opera/Thunderbird mouse cursor FREEZES for ~0.5s and than everything goes back to normal. No other programs seems to be affected - only "internet related" apps.

1. Absolutely fresh install - WIN10 PRO 100% legal, UPDATED BIOS, all drivers from manuf. site installed.

2. Specs:

-MOBO

LENOVO 24292VG, Intel QM77

-CPU

Mobile QuadCore Intel Core i7-3610QM,
3100 MHz (31 x 100) Ivy Bridge-MB

-RAM

DDR3-1600 (800MHz) (SK hynix) Hundai Electronics 2x8GB

-GPU

Nvidia NVS 5400M

-SSD

Samsung SSD PM851 mSATA 256GB (SSD is SATA3 capable, but running on SATA2 - mainboard standard)

3. I've checked SSD for errors - o zerrors. R:290MB/s W:260MB/s.

I've uninstalled ESET - no go.

I've uninstalled all drivers, blocked WINDOWS to download drivers, restarted and installed all drivers from LENOVO site - no go.

4. This "FREEZE" doesn't happen when I start WIN10 in troubleshooting mode.

5. It doesn't happen when I open AIDA64 - when AIDA is running in the background everything is perfect!

6. It's VERY ANNOYING!

Can You guys help? Thanks in advance!!
Cheers!
Lukas

 

[lukash]

Guys! I figure it out!!
I have 2 graphic cards - one integrated and one dedicated. Both cards can run simultaneously.
When I DISABLE option to run both cards simultaneously (when more graphic power is needed) in BIOS - no freeze! Yeah!
I hope this does make sense and can be helpful to someone in the future.

 

[InspecT]

How this option in BIOS is named? I am not sure I have this option. Thanks.

 

[lukash]

How this option in BIOS is named? I am not sure I have this option. Thanks.

In my case is just under Graphics submenu.

 

[InspecT]

Sadly I don't see any option related to graphics. My laptop is from MSI. Latest bios. Any other way to disable it?

 

[lukash]

Maybe try to disable your integrated graphics in Windows device manager, not sure if this is allowed since it's working tho.
I have an option in BIOS that allows me to choose which GPU will be used: integrated GPU - dedicated GPU - both GPUs. Are you sure You don't have similar options?

 

[InspecT]

Maybe try to disable your integrated graphics in Windows device manager, not sure if this is allowed since it's working tho.
I have an option in BIOS that allows me to choose which GPU will be used: integrated GPU - dedicated GPU - both GPUs. Are you sure You don't have similar options?

I will try. Before that I would like to know if you get any battery performance issues? Thanks

 

[InspecT]

Update on this topic. If I disable integrated GPU in device manager my laptop starts to lag really really bad. :/