Partial input lag fix #996

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In HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4d36e96f-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}\0000
modify the DWORD called DriverDateData.
For example mine ends with 01 and I changed it to 00.

I usually try to use AI for automation only, but I was really thinking about how this one could affect anything, so here is the answer it gave:

"You almost certainly triggered a driver-reload or filter-stack change, not altered a live datapath • When you flipped DriverDateData you forced Windows PnP to think “this INF is different,” so it re-installed or re-initialized the mouse/touchpad stack at the next reboot. • That re-install can drop OEM filter drivers (or swap you onto the pure Microsoft HID/mouclass.sys stack) and reset internal buffers/timers. In short, you ended up using a “leaner” driver chain without realizing it."

It's also worth doing this for devices, like storage, generic pnp monitor, usb root hub, usb xhci, everything that has DriverDateData under HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class

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I'm not even going to bother trying this as it's 99% a placebo, I've given up on regedit magic fixes. My input lag case is 100% a power delivery/grounding issue, though importing digital certificates manually seemed to have helped a lot, and it stayed that way since I've imported them.

QuoVadis Root CA 2, QuoVadis Root CA 2 G3 (import in Trusted Root Certification Authorities) Microsoft Secure Server CA 2011 (Trusted Publishers), helped a lot with input lag, also inaccuracy in FPS games that have them (CS, Call of Duty), I notice a lot more of my shots seem to favor going in the middle of the screen with huge inaccuracy. NVIDIA Corporation certificates, although haven't felt much of a difference, just for good measure. Particularly PhysX.dll certificates, check Digital Signatures and Install Certificate to Trusted Publishers.

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I'm not even going to bother trying this as it's 99% a placebo, I've given up on regedit magic fixes. My input lag case is 100% a power delivery/grounding issue, though importing digital certificates manually seemed to have helped a lot, and it stayed that way since I've imported them.

QuoVadis Root CA 2, QuoVadis Root CA 2 G3 (import in Trusted Root Certification Authorities) Microsoft Secure Server CA 2011 (Trusted Publishers), helped a lot with input lag, also inaccuracy in FPS games that have them (CS, Call of Duty), I notice a lot more of my shots seem to favor going in the middle of the screen with huge inaccuracy. NVIDIA Corporation certificates, although haven't felt much of a difference, just for good measure. Particularly PhysX.dll certificates, check Digital Signatures and Install Certificate to Trusted Publishers.

Nice recommendations there, though I like to try things like this. I know most people won't but I'm still going to share anything so it nothing potentially important gets lost.