Fix wireless mouse lag and delayed response

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thread_id: spaces/AAAA05BdS6s/threads/Cp0NsaLku1M · 2 msgs · first 2024-08-02 · participants: Tech A

Tech A 2024-08-02 13:50

Any idea? They are saying that this works laggy -.- if they move the mouse, sometimes after 3-4 secs responds. They already tried with another keyboard,replacing batteries,and same thing... This is happening since they got this computer

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The image shows a **Logitech keyboard** on an adjustable keyboard tray mounted to a metal desk frame. Two areas are circled in red: **(1)** a **black wireless mouse** (upper right) on a mouse pad, with a **product box visible** beneath it that appears to read "MX" series or similar Logitech branding; **(2)** a **cable/connector** (lower center, smaller circle) located beneath the keyboard tray near the desk frame, possibly indicating a loose or notable wiring point. No error codes, indicator lights, or visible damage are clearly discernible at this image resolution.

Tech A 2024-08-02 13:51

Maybe interference between devices?

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title: "Fix wireless mouse lag and delayed response"
category: equipment
tags: ["usb-device"]
source_thread_id: "spaces/AAAA05BdS6s/threads/Cp0NsaLku1M"
source_space: "spaces/AAAA05BdS6s"
generated_at: "2026-04-22T09:39:36"
participants: ["Tech A"]
---

# Fix wireless mouse lag and delayed response

## Problem
A Logitech wireless mouse exhibits significant lag, with 3-4 second delays between mouse movement and cursor response. The issue began when a new computer was installed. The office has already attempted replacing the keyboard, changing batteries, and testing with different keyboards, but the lag persists.

## Resolution
This appears to be a wireless interference issue between devices. Try the following steps:

1. Move the wireless mouse receiver to a different USB port, preferably one physically separated from other wireless device receivers
2. Check for interference from other wireless devices in the workspace - separate wireless keyboards and mice receivers by at least 6 inches
3. If using a USB hub, connect the mouse receiver directly to the computer instead
4. Test the mouse on a different surface or mouse pad to rule out tracking issues
5. Update the mouse drivers through Device Manager or Logitech's software
6. If interference persists, consider switching to a wired mouse or using devices that operate on different wireless frequencies

## References
- Source discussion: `spaces/AAAA05BdS6s/threads/Cp0NsaLku1M`
- Attachments: - ![image.png](../attachments/Cp0NsaLku1M.Cp0NsaLku1M/image.png) — The image shows a **Logitech keyboard** on an adjustable keyboard tray mounted to a metal desk frame. Two areas are circled in red: **(1)** a **black wireless mouse** (upper right) on a mouse pad, with a **product box visible** beneath it that appears to read "MX" series or similar Logitech branding; **(2)** a **cable/connector** (lower center, smaller circle) located beneath the keyboard tray near the desk frame, possibly indicating a loose or notable wiring point. No error codes, indicator lights, or visible damage are clearly discernible at this image resolution.

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