Cursor Slow-- Crawls when playing a game

I am having this problem playing Backspin Billiards (RealArcade) for the last several weeks. RealArcade has suggested a litany of fixes, none of which has worked, such as:

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*NOTE: When starting your game, try closing all other applications. These games can use up a lot of RAM, and the more applications you have running at the same time, the more likely that you will encounter errors.

Lastly, is all else fails, try troubleshooting the compatibility:

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Does anyone know what else might be causing this? It started after I slowed my cursor for another purpose, then set it higher and rebooted. Hope this helps.

Is this the only game it happens on? I would assume you followed all of their fixes?

How do you play the game? Through Steam, Web Browser, Facebook, or Downloaded?

Change batteries in your mouse! Check your mouse settings again and test it while using the desktop (no game running).

Thank you Masterchief and Gordon 7 for your responses. Yes I followed their recommendations as best I could. This is the only game it happens on. I play the game downloaded. I just recently changed the battery in my mouse and it is working perfectly. Not sure which mouse settings I should check. Not sure if the "fill in the info you have" applies to me or to the person with the hibernating issue.

Just to rule out a fault with the game, could you please redownload and install the game again? Or could you test the game on another PC?

Thank you, masterchief. In fact, Gordon 7 had the right solution. I checked my settings and sure enough, the cursor speed had reverted back to slow. All is well now. Thanks again!