KOOLLAYDTAC Jan 30, 2020 @ 11:55am
Cursor moving by itself in Paint window only.
Just a few minutes ago when I closed out a game I toggled back in to Paint and the cursor was moving by itself in the Paint window only. It kept going straight to the top. I toggled out of the window and it was fine. This happen to anyone before? I don't think it's a virus or anything like that because I just scanned my rig a few days ago and I haven't done much on it since. I was curious basically if anyone else had this issue before or knew what causes it. Thanks in advance.:steamhappy:
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GuRu Asaki Jan 30, 2020 @ 12:04pm 
It means there is an issue with your Mouse having issues, a Bad Mouse Driver,
a Low Battery Issue, STEAM causing it, Windows Causing it, Something could
also be Running like a scan, or background task, or even an Update of some kind ...

But that does not mean that it's not a Bug or something... Try ruling out one of these
issues... Before replying back?
Electric Cupcake Jan 30, 2020 @ 12:56pm 
Call an exorcist.
_I_ Jan 30, 2020 @ 1:24pm 
do you have a controller plugged in?

steam -> settings -> controller -> [desktop] -> unbind joysticks from mouse
Last edited by _I_; Jan 30, 2020 @ 1:24pm
Iceira Jan 30, 2020 @ 1:28pm 
Originally posted by _I_:
do you have a controller plugged in?

steam -> settings -> controller -> [desktop] -> unbind joysticks from mouse

i was about to mention analog filight controll not in center or need recalibration.
KOOLLAYDTAC Feb 1, 2020 @ 12:21pm 
Sorry for the delayed reply mates. Been testing things on the PC to see if I got the issue anyplace else besides that. So far it only seems to happen when I toggle into the Windows default pain program and stays with in the image window itself. I have a usb mouse that is wired and granted it is pretty old, but I don't seem to have any issues any where else. I game with it just fine and everything. I did another scan just to be sure and I am clean. I don't really do much on this PC when I am booted in to Windows 10 other then watch Netflix and play games that require anti-cheat software mainly.

I can't test it in Windows 7 currently to see if it's hardware related because I disabled that drive to work on a registry problem so I boot in to it separately from the other drive for the time being. The reason for that is because my Windows 10 is an upgrade from that OS and I can't have both active until I am able to change the UUID for it so the two won't conflict, but I have Ubuntu 18.04 LTS installed on the same drive with the upgraded Windows 10 and when I am booted in to it I don't have any issues there either so far that I have noticed.

I tried to Google the issue, but pin pointing my exact problem is so far like finding a needle in a haystack basically. lol I have a desktop so it's not a battery issue and it sometimes even happens when I am not even in a game loaded from Steam. Best I can tell I have no upgrades running and so far nothing extra I can see in task manager running in the background.

I was wondering if it was a bug or something with Windows 10 and just that particular peace of software or if maybe I hit a hotkey I am not aware of by mistake that is causing it. Maybe I need to do like Hugsie said and call an exorcist for it. Lmao!!!!:steammocking:

Thanks for the help and replies mates. I appreciate it.:steamhappy:
Heat Feb 3, 2021 @ 2:08pm 
Hey just had the same issue as you mate, are you using geforce experience? everytime i open up geforce experience I seem to have a similar issue. hope this helps. maybe try uninstalling it idk
Carlsberg Feb 3, 2021 @ 3:52pm 
Check for a sticking arrow up or No8 key on keypad.
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