How to Disable Mouse Acceleration in Windows 10

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You might, at times, run into instances of your computer's mouse not operating properly in your Windows 10 PC. And sometimes, it could well not respond to the movements ordered by you as fluently as it usually does, other times it just complete freezes. These are cases of problems with the mouse’s acceleration settings. Thankfully, the customization settings offered on Windows 10 are wide enough to allow users to fix those problems. In this article, we will show you how to disable Mouse Acceleration on your Windows 10 PC. Refer to the following steps:

Step 1: Type in Control Panel in the search bar and open it.

Step 2: Navigate to Hardware and Sound > Device and Printers > Mouse.

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Step 3: Switch to the Pointer Options tab.

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Step 4: Tick off the box next to the Enhance pointer precision option.

Step 5: Click on OK to confirm your settings.


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