In the Control Panel applet for Mouse Properties, change the sensitivity with the slider and test it by double-clicking the test folder icon. How do you take screenshots in Windows 10?

For years, Windows has offered an option to change the size and color of the mouse pointer to overcome this annoyance, but the settings are buried in a hard-to-find Mouse Properties dialog box ...

For example, if your touch pad settings are on the sixth tab of the Mouse Properties dialog box--as it is on my laptop--enter the number 5. That's the idea, anyway.

The Mouse Properties window will show up, and choose the "Pointer Options" tab. Under the Motion group, uncheck "Enhance Pointer Precision" and choose "Apply." Once you are done, the mouse ...

Once you're done with this, you will be directed to the Mouse Properties. Look for the Double-click speed option. Tweak the slider according to your preference and test it after.

If the Mouse Cursor moves erratically follow the first four steps to open Mouse Properties. Click on Here, click on Sensitivity and ensure that there is a checkmark in the Turn On box to the right ...

This opens the Mouse Properties window. The last tab is Device Settings, but it depends on the brand of the laptop. Eg. In the case of Lenovo laptops, the last option would be Thinkpad.

Microsoft is updating the mouse settings in Windows 11, as seen in the recent Windows Server Build 26376. This build now shows all mouse properties in the Settings app, which will likely be ...

You can also open Mouse Properties from the task bar. Click the "Arrow" icon in the notification area and then double-click the "Synaptics Pointing Device" icon, which looks like either a touchpad ...

Should be pretty easy. Bring up Computer Management. Go to Device Manager, expand "Mice and other pointing devices" and bring up the Properties sheet for you mouse. Select the Advanced Settings ...