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Thread ID: 136461	2014-03-02 07:31:00	Logitech wireless mouse freezing on Windows 8.1	nofam (9009)	Press F1

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1369105	2014-03-02 07:31:00	Hi guys, Having an issue with my new PC build (Windows 8.1 x64) whereby my Logitech MX Performance wireless mouse lags and stutters at random intervals while doing a variety of tasks. Does anyone know of a fix? There seems to be a lot of information relating to the RC version of Windows 8.1, but I can't find anything conclusive.	nofam (9009)
1369106	2014-03-02 07:43:00	Maybe similar to this?? (michael.msurowiecki.pl) How far is the mouse from the receiver?	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1369107	2014-03-02 19:17:00	Hmmmm! Go to Google and check . "Logitech MX performance Windows 8.1".	Bryan (147)
1369108	2014-03-02 21:11:00	Thanks Speedy - have moved the dongle to a front USB port to see if this helps. One thought I did have is whether the PCI wifi card may be interfering with the dongle? Presumably they both run at 2.4Ghz?	nofam (9009)
1369109	2014-03-02 21:19:00	FWIW I have the same setup MX mouse, Win 8.1, 64bit and it runs without problem. Your Logitech unifying software is up to date?	CliveM (6007)
1369110	2014-03-02 23:49:00	FWIW I have the same setup MX mouse, Win 8.1, 64bit and it runs without problem. Your Logitech unifying software is up to date? Hi Clive, no, I must admit I'm just using the default drivers that Windows installed - that's a excellent point. Will check this out tonight :thumbs:	nofam (9009)
1369111	2014-03-03 09:36:00	I think I've found the culprit - I'd somehow failed to notice that Device Manager was reporting an issue with the SM Bus Controller - installed the latest chipset drivers for my motherboard, and the jerky issue seems to have stopped. Next question - is it advisable to download the generic Nvidia drivers for my GPU chipset (GTX650) or should I wait for the manufacturer-specific version (Gigabyte GV-N650OC-2GI)? Gigabyte just seems to be a wee way behind in terms of updating this.	nofam (9009)
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