[SOLVED] Mouse Freezes when moved fast

[n.nasoulas]

Hello recently my logitech mouse G102 prodigy started to freeze for no known reason. I havent found a fix for it but i have some info.

I have another mouse laying around that works perfectly and it doesnt have any problems.

My system specs are:

g4600
gtx 750 ti
8gb ddr4 2400
crucial ssd 120gb
western digital blue 1tb

It does it all the time.
I used ddu and removed my nvidia drivers also i reset my windows.

 

[hang-the-9]

Not sure why you would have messed with video card drivers for a mouse issue or done a Windows reset, video drivers should have nothing to do with the mouse issue especially if another mouse is fine.

First step, test it on another computer to rule out anything with your system. Step two if it still does not work, or if you don't have any computer available to try it on, contact Logitech support or where you bought it to replace it. It is more likely an issue with the mouse than something you can fix on your own, but testing it on another system will show you if that is the case with some certainty.

 

[LemonCC]

Same issue, similar mouse. It started happening shortly after you posted this.

Logitech g203
Ryzen 2600
GTX 970
Windows 10

Move the mouse too fast and the whole system freezes, then stutters for 0.5-1.0 second.
It starts happening every minute or so, then increases to every time you move the mouse quickly.

What hasn't worked for me so far:
Driver Uninstall/Updates (Video Card, Mouse)
Changing Polling Rate
Switching USB Ports
Updating Windows
Cleaning The Sensor
Scroll Inactive Windows Setting
Enabling Pointer Trails
Deactivating Fast Startup
Cleaning Dust Inside PC
Cleaning Mouse Pad
Underclocking GPU (-200/-400) with fan @ 100% in MSI Afterburner
Sacrificing my first born to the DPI gods
+ 20 other things I can't remember

The issue only starts when playing games and progressively gets worse. You'd think that means it's temperature, but my GTX 970 is running the same temps it always has on a game I've played for years.
CPU has been great for months, and is barely being used or going above 60c.

After things get so bad and you exit back to Windows 10, the problem will persist even on the desktop. Move the mouse a little and all is good, sweep it and it'll freeze for a second.

If I solve it, I'll try remember to come back and give some info.