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Visual Studio causes jerky mouse movements
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When I have a VS instance open, mouse movements are jerky.
When I close it, the issue goes away.
When I have Windows' Task Manager window open and active, the mouse moves smoothly, even if VS is also open.
Any ideas?
Some places on the net recommend removing (renaming) the RAVBg64.exe and RAVCpl64.exe files (from Realtek) and rebooting, but that didn't fix it for me.
windows-10 mouse visual-studio-2017
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When I have a VS instance open, mouse movements are jerky.
When I close it, the issue goes away.
When I have Windows' Task Manager window open and active, the mouse moves smoothly, even if VS is also open.
Any ideas?
Some places on the net recommend removing (renaming) the RAVBg64.exe and RAVCpl64.exe files (from Realtek) and rebooting, but that didn't fix it for me.
windows-10 mouse visual-studio-2017
asked 18 hours ago
Stefan MonovStefan Monov
70221226
add a comment |
When I have a VS instance open, mouse movements are jerky.
When I close it, the issue goes away.
When I have Windows' Task Manager window open and active, the mouse moves smoothly, even if VS is also open.
Any ideas?
Some places on the net recommend removing (renaming) the RAVBg64.exe and RAVCpl64.exe files (from Realtek) and rebooting, but that didn't fix it for me.
windows-10 mouse visual-studio-2017
asked 18 hours ago
Stefan MonovStefan Monov
70221226
When I have a VS instance open, mouse movements are jerky.
When I close it, the issue goes away.
When I have Windows' Task Manager window open and active, the mouse moves smoothly, even if VS is also open.
Any ideas?
Some places on the net recommend removing (renaming) the RAVBg64.exe and RAVCpl64.exe files (from Realtek) and rebooting, but that didn't fix it for me.
windows-10 mouse visual-studio-2017
windows-10 mouse visual-studio-2017
asked 18 hours ago
Stefan MonovStefan Monov
70221226
asked 18 hours ago
Stefan MonovStefan Monov
70221226
asked 18 hours ago
Stefan MonovStefan Monov
70221226
asked 18 hours ago
Stefan MonovStefan Monov
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asked 18 hours ago
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Could be related to hardware acceleration. Have you tried updating your graphics drivers?
Also, you can try to disable hardware rendering:
Turn off hardware graphics acceleration to switch to software
rendering. To do this, follow these steps: In Visual Studio, click
Tools, and then click Options. In the Options dialog box, clear the
Automatically adjust visual experience based on client performance
check box. (Refer to the following screen shot for this step.)
(Taken from the link here)
answered 18 hours ago
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Can you please enter some context about the link you provided? This seems to be a link-only answer. And if the link breaks this answer becomes useless.
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Could be related to hardware acceleration. Have you tried updating your graphics drivers?
Also, you can try to disable hardware rendering:
Turn off hardware graphics acceleration to switch to software
rendering. To do this, follow these steps: In Visual Studio, click
Tools, and then click Options. In the Options dialog box, clear the
Automatically adjust visual experience based on client performance
check box. (Refer to the following screen shot for this step.)
(Taken from the link here)
answered 18 hours ago
RandomheroRandomhero
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Can you please enter some context about the link you provided? This seems to be a link-only answer. And if the link breaks this answer becomes useless.
– CaldeiraG
18 hours ago
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Could be related to hardware acceleration. Have you tried updating your graphics drivers?
Also, you can try to disable hardware rendering:
Turn off hardware graphics acceleration to switch to software
rendering. To do this, follow these steps: In Visual Studio, click
Tools, and then click Options. In the Options dialog box, clear the
Automatically adjust visual experience based on client performance
check box. (Refer to the following screen shot for this step.)
(Taken from the link here)
answered 18 hours ago
RandomheroRandomhero
1318
Can you please enter some context about the link you provided? This seems to be a link-only answer. And if the link breaks this answer becomes useless.
– CaldeiraG
18 hours ago
add a comment |
Could be related to hardware acceleration. Have you tried updating your graphics drivers?
Also, you can try to disable hardware rendering:
Turn off hardware graphics acceleration to switch to software
rendering. To do this, follow these steps: In Visual Studio, click
Tools, and then click Options. In the Options dialog box, clear the
Automatically adjust visual experience based on client performance
check box. (Refer to the following screen shot for this step.)
(Taken from the link here)
answered 18 hours ago
RandomheroRandomhero
1318
Could be related to hardware acceleration. Have you tried updating your graphics drivers?
Also, you can try to disable hardware rendering:
Turn off hardware graphics acceleration to switch to software
rendering. To do this, follow these steps: In Visual Studio, click
Tools, and then click Options. In the Options dialog box, clear the
Automatically adjust visual experience based on client performance
check box. (Refer to the following screen shot for this step.)
(Taken from the link here)
answered 18 hours ago
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Can you please enter some context about the link you provided? This seems to be a link-only answer. And if the link breaks this answer becomes useless.
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Can you please enter some context about the link you provided? This seems to be a link-only answer. And if the link breaks this answer becomes useless.
– CaldeiraG
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Can you please enter some context about the link you provided? This seems to be a link-only answer. And if the link breaks this answer becomes useless.
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Can you please enter some context about the link you provided? This seems to be a link-only answer. And if the link breaks this answer becomes useless.
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