NO HE DIDNT ITS A COSMIC COINCIDENCE <| sep |> Finishing up another trade now <| sep |> wow , that ' s a great fact I have never thought to look up . TIL , Thanks ! <| sep |> I think it already has , looks so down . <| sep |> no Gaviaono Montijono Soutono Carvalhalno Pegono Sobraletc , etc . <| sep |> calm down hero . The count was mandatory back then . <| sep |> Alright , now it ' s time to troubleshoot one step at a time . Since safe mode doesn ' t load all the drivers or services , or applications , we know it ' s one of them . So I ' d uninstall 3 rd party mouse , keyboard , gamepad drivers , 3 rd party applications related to the mouse , keyboard , gamepad , and let windows load it ' s own native drivers for the keyboard and mouse . Even if the gamepad application is Microsoft ' s I ' d still remove it . Next I ' d disconnect the gampad and go only with the keyboard and mouse . Install the latest version of each driver one at a time , and see how it goes . Do the mouse first . Run with the vendor driver for the mouse and the Windows native driver for the keyboard and see how it goes for a short while . If it ' s all good , load the vendor driver for the keyboard , and see how that goes . The very last step is the gamepad driverapplication . Somewhere along the way things should go crappy and the mouse and keyboard will lag again . Whatever that last step is would be the cause . One last thing . Windows will not necessarily remove the configuration for the keyboardmousegamepad . So when you reinstall them , if it ' s a config setting that causes the lag problem , it will come right back . This could lead you on a wild goose chase , so if there is a button to reset the defaults on the device or the management application , do that after each reinstall . That should hopefully eliminate setting conflicts as the culprit . Good luck .