Mouse Cursor Lags

I have a Logitech M590 USB mouse, and I have a lagging mouse cursor, because of the 5.8GHz network installation that I did.

I need a help with this situation.

Hello

Its ok with the installation of the Bluetooth setup. Look like your lappy only supports single band still at 2.4. I hate the way they mention the specifications, Wireless and Bluetooth, theyre both Bluetooth. 2.4ghz is Bluetooth.

Anyways i would say firstly goto the Control Panel and to the Mouse settings.
Best setup on small screen like that is to adjust the actual mouse's built in DPi settings so it is as slow as possible, and then change the Windows mouse speed to around 80-90% on the slider with a tick in the enhance pointer precision.

Control Panel again and now into the 'Ease of Access Center' I always remove any background images from loading and stop uneeded animations from loading, by choosing 'Make the computer easier to see' scroll to bottom.
Same menu but 2 down to the 'Make mouse easier to use' A couple of options in here you can try.
Final setting for mouse is the Power management for the HID driver. Head on to the 'Device Manager' and select the HID Mouse, right click to Power Management and take tick out of the Wake on setting.

The main problem i think is your monitor driver. I noticed the 'Generic PNP Monitor'. This is the wrong driver and needs to be removed asap. Right click desktop to change 'screen resolutuion' if you can. Look in the Advanced Settings, you will see two drivers. 'Microsoft Basic display adapter' and 'Generic PNP'. Dump the Generic PNP in the waste to landfill bin as its corrupt and runs at 64hz. Meaning its out of sync to the standard 60hz refresh rate for most games, Vsync and frame capping especially.

So we now need to get the correct Acer VGA driver from their site. Acer

Its no good expecting Windows 10 plus system updates do the right thing and leave a users machine private, oh no. It has to bully its way onto the system firmware and create havoc.

Good luck with all that lot bud. Should be perfect after a little patience

I only have one monitor, and it is Generic PnP Monitor.

Ahh shit, thats gone too far. Let me have a mash up of some history and I will be on your tail.
Speak then

First, my Generic PnP Monitor points to Intel(R) HD Graphics (name of GPU). Second, my Mamba Wireless Mouse makes my cursor not lagging at all.

Pluginz said:

Ahh shit, thats gone too far. Let me have a mash up of some history and I will be on your tail.
Speak then

Did you think it could be the type of USB port causing the wireless mouse to lag? I heard that USB 3.0 causes problems when wireless dongles are plugged in. I was reading reviews for a USB Bluetooth dongle on Amazon, and they said to plug the dongle into a USB 2.0 port, because the 3.0 port causes radio interference. But it sounds like the problem might not be the USB port if it was working fine before.