Is it me or is it my OS or mouse or USB ports?

I seem to click on stuff and then nothing happens, and then I gotta click on it again. I've tried changing priority of explorer.exe to High, but that doesn't entirely resolve it. This issue never happened to me when I was on Windows 10 (currently on 11) or when I use other computers. I also noticed that when my laptop is plugged in, this issue goes away too strangely enough.

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dirge

Sounds like it's an under powered machine running with battery time optimizations

uikakarotuevegeta · 26-30

@dirge if you consider i5 9300H, GTX 1050 MaxP, 3GB GDDR5, 16GB DDR4, and 500GB SSD to be underpowered for Windows 11, despite me not having such lag when plugged in, then ok

uikakarotuevegeta · 26-30

@dirge if you actually knew about how the CPU Task Scheduler for Windows 11 works, you'd know that only Core 12th Gen and Ryzen 5000 Series or newer CPUs are fully optimized for it

dirge

@uikakarotuevegeta I never claimed to be a winders expert and I think this is the first you've mentioned anything about hardware specs. my assessment was based on the fact that there are often system profiles that will prioritize various compute aspects to try to prolong battery life when not attached to a power supply and you'd said the issues went away when attached to a supply.

depending on what you've got set for power saving options, dropping cpu performance significantly is not an uncommon tactic