In the process of using the win10 system, if you encounter delays and freezes when dragging the window with the mouse, the editor thinks it should be a problem with the system settings or a driver problem. You can try to reinstall the driver or use the main.cpl code during operation to solve the problem. For specific situation analysis and solutions, let’s take a look at what the editor did~

What should I do if there is a delay when dragging the window with the mouse in win10?

According to different situations, the editor has brought three solutions

The first method (common to wired and wireless):

1. On the win10 system desktop, press [WIN]+[R] shortcut key, open the [Run] window, enter main.cpl and press Enter to confirm;

2. This will open the mouse properties dialog box, click [Mouse Button], you can adjust the mouse double-click speed by sliding the cursor in [Double-click Speed];

3. Then click [Pointer Options] to set the mouse pointer movement speed and mouse visibility;

4. Click the [Pulley] display card to adjust the rolling speed of the pulley.

Second method (for wireless mouse):

1. Find the [Bluetooth] icon in the taskbar tray of win10 system, right-click and select [Open Settings].

2. In the settings options box that opens, make sure that "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer" is checked, and click [OK] to save.

3. Right-click the start menu button and click [Device Manager] in the pop-up menu.

4. Double-click the Bluetooth icon in [Device Manager] to expand the subdirectory. Double-click to open each sub-item. If there is a [Power Management] tab in the newly appeared dialog box, deselect the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" option, and then click [OK].

5. Then expand [Network Adapter] in [Device Manager], open the properties of the following network card, and also uncheck the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" option, [OK]Save.

6. Then perform the same operations on [Mouse and other pointing devices] and [Universal Serial Bus Controller] respectively.

PS: Make sure the mouse battery has sufficient power. If the battery is insufficient, lag may occur!

The third method (for wired mouse):

1. Press the [win]+[i] key combination to open windows[Settings]Click[System].

2. Click [Power and Sleep] on the left, and pull down to [Other Power Settings] below.

3. Find the [Hide Additional Plan], click it, and then select the [High Performance] plan!

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