Mouse cursor jumping to the middle of the screen (different mice, Windows 10 Pro x64) - Drives me MAD

[Edeka3]

Hi there! I am currently using a Logitech G602 (the problem occurs on the 502 aswell, and non-logitech mice), sometimes, usually when I alt-tab or a new program starts, the mouse "lags" and the cursor jumps to the middle or near the middle of the screen (also during gaming, especially in League of Legends), I tried a lot of possible solutions including reainstalling of the Logitech/mouse drivers, cursor options, etc. It is not a faulty unit either, I tested it on a different PC.


Could anyone help me with this VERY annoying issue? Thanks!

 

[Ralston18]

Sounds as if some calibration tool may be kicking in... centers the mouse ala joystick configuration....

Go into a program or game and then open Task Manager. See what processes and services are running.

Do an Alt-Tab and see what if anything responds. May take a few tries but it could be some residual setting from another application.

 

[Edeka3]

Sounds as if some calibration tool may be kicking in... centers the mouse ala joystick configuration....

Go into a program or game and then open Task Manager. See what processes and services are running.

Do an Alt-Tab and see what if anything responds. May take a few tries but it could be some residual setting from another application.

Hi there! Thanks for the answer, I tried that, and excluded all unneccessary apps from the Autostart, apart from CCleaner, Avast, Malwarebytes, and the Logitech Gaming Software, the issue still persists.

 

[Ralston18]

Does a right-click in an open area of your desktop present any associated "control panels"?

Any joystick drivers or other gaming controllers?

Also - check your "Ease of Access" settings. Not sure that that the problem could be related but I vaguely remember some setting causing unexpected/unecessary behavior.

About the only thing left that I can think of is to disable the Logitech drivers and see what happens via the native Windows driver.