Windows 10 Mouse hover effect glitch (With picture)

I am experiencing this strange glitch with my work station that is really driving me nuts. Basically after the PC has been running for a while (anywhere from 1 hour - 5 hours after boot), my mouse will start to glitch during hover events. This happens most commonly while using Photoshop, Android Studio, and Firefox, but will happen during other program use as well.

What happens is the hover effects such as tooltips, menus, and hover events on the start bar, will begin to flash making them impossible to read. During programming on android studio this can be very annoying as you can't click the tooltips to import items or see what the error it is giving on the tooltip. You CAN however restart the PC and this issue will no longer happen for a bit again. This is very annoying to have to restart the system and I feel like theres most likely something I can do to fix it. Here is some images to explain better




Since the gif doesn't truly capture just how fast this is flashing, here is a link to an MP4 of the same clip:

https://i.gyazo.com/826e3e1ebb252534...7baa13cf4d.mp4
https://i.gyazo.com/bd7453d29252c902...4aa1d045d6.mp4

I am using the following specs:

Code:

    Windows 10 Pro
    Intel i5 4460 @ 3.2GHz
    16 GB Ram
    64 Bit Processor

I have tried changing the Cursor Blink Rate on regedit and this did not change anything. Google has not been my friend trying to find things either since its hard to categorize it specifically to whats happening since it's so broad. Any help is appreciated.

Its a windows official mouse, wired connection. Tried using a different mouse, same issues. Tried using teamviewer connection (to rule out hardware issue) and same issue. Deleted and reinstalled drivers from windows. No change.

EDIT:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\UserPreferencesMask which is a "REG_BINARY" is currently set to the following value

9E 1E 07 80 12 00 00 00

bro67 said:

What programs is this happening in?

All of them.

bro67 said:

Must be a new app or program that no one has ever heard of.

https://player.vimeo.com/video/284852123

Video of using TeamViewer to replicate the glitch, thus eliminating the mouse driver in question.

bro67 said:

Using Teamviewer is not how to find out and diagnose a hardware/driver issue. Try a different mouse uninstall the device and driver for the mouse, display and GPU in Device Manager, reboot Windows and let it install the default drivers with the new mouse attached.

Let me refer you to my post above

Its a windows official mouse, wired connection. Tried using a different mouse, same issues. Tried using teamviewer connection (to rule out hardware issue) and same issue. Deleted and reinstalled drivers from windows. No change.

No where online can i find a similar issue.