NEW PC and MOUSE and ONLY using the PC late at night

[dervu]

20mv when pc on DOESNT fix issue.
stop waste time.

Lol idk yeah bro i hate to say it but nothing changed idk. I got a new motherboard, CPU, GPU, PSU and a new mouse and tested it at night with the greenwave filter. I got 64mv coming from the wall outlet with my PC on but this didn’t change anything at all. At this point i don’t think my issue is electricity anymore because i also tried ferrite cores and still nothing changed with the mouse input. My house has good grounding to everything is fine there. Everything on the PC quite literally works perfectly, it’s literally just the mouse thats bugging out and the keyboard to a SLIGHT extent. I think my issue is 100% software related cause i’ve ruled out hardware and electricity, these don't change mouse input in the slightest. I think i’m just gonna completely reinstall windows 11 on a usb offline and on a local account now because i think installing windows with a microsoft account on the internet is messing up the rendering of the mouse movement on the screen. I don’t know if its windows or if it’s something with how the microsoft cloud grabs your data causing some unknown glitch but i’m certain my issue is software related and either a windows 11 issue or a very unknown bug with my microsoft account.

Greenwave emi meters values , ferrites and having good grounding does not rule out electricity

What do you think i should do next?

Take your hardware to some place where there are no issues at all. Like esports venue or some friend who is doing good in online games.

[jterri]

Lol idk yeah bro i hate to say it but nothing changed idk. I got a new motherboard, CPU, GPU, PSU and a new mouse and tested it at night with the greenwave filter. I got 64mv coming from the wall outlet with my PC on but this didn’t change anything at all. At this point i don’t think my issue is electricity anymore because i also tried ferrite cores and still nothing changed with the mouse input. My house has good grounding to everything is fine there. Everything on the PC quite literally works perfectly, it’s literally just the mouse thats bugging out and the keyboard to a SLIGHT extent. I think my issue is 100% software related cause i’ve ruled out hardware and electricity, these don't change mouse input in the slightest. I think i’m just gonna completely reinstall windows 11 on a usb offline and on a local account now because i think installing windows with a microsoft account on the internet is messing up the rendering of the mouse movement on the screen. I don’t know if its windows or if it’s something with how the microsoft cloud grabs your data causing some unknown glitch but i’m certain my issue is software related and either a windows 11 issue or a very unknown bug with my microsoft account.

Greenwave emi meters values , ferrites and having good grounding does not rule out electricity

What do you think i should do next?

Take your hardware to some place where there are no issues at all. Like esports venue or some friend who is doing good in online games.

Unfortunately i don’t have the opportunity to do that right now, but what i’ve seen is that my phone is smoother outside the house than inside the house. I highly suspect that this is placebo though so don’t take me too seriously on this.

[jterri]

OMG GUYS! SEMI GOOD NEWS! So I completely reinstalled windows 11 with a USB and made a local account instead of signing in with Microsoft and the mouse movement actually improved A LOT. It’s still not perfect but the movement has gotten wayyy wayyy better. For the first time ever i am getting close to perfect sensor performance… EVER. It’s still not perfect though, now I’m wondering if the mouse movement will improve if i connect to the internet, update windows, update drivers, tweak pc and mouse settings and install mouse software or if the mouse movement will get worse or stay the same. I’ll do some more testing soon and let you guys know what happens next.

[dermodemon]

OMG GUYS! SEMI GOOD NEWS! So I completely reinstalled windows 11 with a USB and made a local account instead of signing in with Microsoft and the mouse movement actually improved A LOT. It’s still not perfect but the movement has gotten wayyy wayyy better. For the first time ever i am getting close to perfect sensor performance… EVER. It’s still not perfect though, now I’m wondering if the mouse movement will improve if i connect to the internet, update windows, update drivers, tweak pc and mouse settings and install mouse software or if the mouse movement will get worse or stay the same. I’ll do some more testing soon and let you guys know what happens next.

poor guy, he doesn't know yet

[jterri]

OMG GUYS! SEMI GOOD NEWS! So I completely reinstalled windows 11 with a USB and made a local account instead of signing in with Microsoft and the mouse movement actually improved A LOT. It’s still not perfect but the movement has gotten wayyy wayyy better. For the first time ever i am getting close to perfect sensor performance… EVER. It’s still not perfect though, now I’m wondering if the mouse movement will improve if i connect to the internet, update windows, update drivers, tweak pc and mouse settings and install mouse software or if the mouse movement will get worse or stay the same. I’ll do some more testing soon and let you guys know what happens next.

poor guy, he doesn't know yet

Nooo no no no no. You just have to believe. GIVING UP IS NOT AN OPTION, you have to try silly thing that comes to your mind until something works. Eventually you WILL find your fix, it just requires a lot. I know for sure that my issue is software related because the sensor never improved with any EMI filter nor hardware change, it only improved after reinstalling windows with a local account instead of a Microsoft account. Basically my theory is that Microsoft’s cloud syncing feature causes some interference with the mouse since your PC data is being sent to them and then back. When you use a local account instead of a microsoft account, no syncing is happening and whatever data is on your PC stays on your PC, which means that your mouse only gets data from your PC, not your PC and Microsoft’s cloud/data centers.

[dermodemon]

OMG GUYS! SEMI GOOD NEWS! So I completely reinstalled windows 11 with a USB and made a local account instead of signing in with Microsoft and the mouse movement actually improved A LOT. It’s still not perfect but the movement has gotten wayyy wayyy better. For the first time ever i am getting close to perfect sensor performance… EVER. It’s still not perfect though, now I’m wondering if the mouse movement will improve if i connect to the internet, update windows, update drivers, tweak pc and mouse settings and install mouse software or if the mouse movement will get worse or stay the same. I’ll do some more testing soon and let you guys know what happens next.

poor guy, he doesn't know yet

Nooo no no no no. You just have to believe. GIVING UP IS NOT AN OPTION, you have to try silly thing that comes to your mind until something works. Eventually you WILL find your fix, it just requires a lot. I know for sure that my issue is software related because the sensor never improved with any EMI filter nor hardware change, it only improved after reinstalling windows with a local account instead of a Microsoft account. Basically my theory is that Microsoft’s cloud syncing feature causes some interference with the mouse since your PC data is being sent to them and then back. When you use a local account instead of a microsoft account, no syncing is happening and whatever data is on your PC stays on your PC, which means that your mouse only gets data from your PC, not your PC and Microsoft’s cloud/data centers.

these software tweaks will do absollutely nothing.
There are only 2 working options:
1) Get rid of high-frequency interference in an electrical circuit
2) Use your mouse with rigid, well-shielded usb cable. (not that cheap non shielded crap that Chinese gaming mouse manufactures call "paracord").
Good luck. And stop tweaking your registry already. There is only one more or less impactful registry tweak "win32separation"

[jterri]

Update #2 so after updating all of the windows drivers to the latest drivers, the issue came back. So this is definitely a driver issue, i just have to figure out which exact driver is causing the issue and then roll back the driver.