有时，您可能会遇到计算机鼠标(computer mouse)无法在 Windows 11/10 PC 上正常运行的情况。有时，它可能无法像平时那样流畅地响应您所做的动作，有时它会完全冻结。这些是鼠标加速设置出现问题的情况。值得庆幸的是，微软的自定义设置足够广泛，也可以将其纳入他们的职权范围。今天，我将演示如何在他们的 Windows 11/10 计算机上禁用鼠标加速。(Mouse Acceleration)
什么是鼠标加速？
在我们继续进行繁重的工作之前，重要的是要知道我们在搞什么。鼠标(Mouse)加速是大多数人不会注意到的事情之一，也是大多数人没有注意到的事情之一。简而言之，它与设备光标在屏幕上显示的移动量以及移动鼠标的速度有关。
如果您直到今天还没有意识到，鼠标光标移动的距离与您操作鼠标的速度成正比，即您移动鼠标的速度越高，移动的部分就越大。它覆盖的屏幕。对此进行快速测试，以尝试不规律地移动笔记本电脑的鼠标垫。您只能移动这么多，但要观察光标所覆盖距离的速度差异。当禁用此鼠标加速(Mouse Acceleration)功能时，您的光标移动是固定的，并且不再对您的速度敏感。
阅读(Read)： 当您悬停时，停止鼠标自动单击或选择。(Stop mouse from auto-clicking or selecting when you hover.)
如何在Windows中禁用(Windows)鼠标加速(Mouse Acceleration)？
1]通过控制面板
该过程简单明了。您所要做的就是按照以下步骤操作：
- 打开控制面板(Control Panel)，在 7 个类别中，您会找到一个名为“硬件(Hardware)和声音”的类别。点击(Click)它。
- 从显示“设备(Device)和打印机(Printers)”的第一个选项中，单击“鼠标”设置。
- 这将打开一个单独的对话框，其中包含有关设备鼠标的多个配置。
- 从顶部的子标题中，选择“指针(Pointer) 选项(Options)”。
- 第一个设置，称为“运动(Motion)”，是在这里使用的。
- 您将看到一个框被选中为“启用指针精度”，取消选择它。如果未选中，则您的系统上从未启用过鼠标加速。(Mouse Acceleration)
您的计算机的鼠标加速(Mouse Acceleration)现在已被禁用，您可以尝试移动光标以查看由此引起的变化有多明显。
读取(Read)： 使用键盘一次移动鼠标指针一个像素。
2]通过Windows设置
您也可以通过Windows(Windows) 设置(Settings)来处理鼠标配置：
- 打开设备的设置。
- 找到“设备(Devices)”类别，然后在屏幕左侧的后续选项列表中单击“鼠标(Mouse)”。
- 在右侧，您会在下方的“相关设置”下找到一个部分，该部分是“附加鼠标设置”(Additional Mouse Settings)的选项。单击此按钮将带您进入与上述相同的对话框。
所有这些关于鼠标加速的讨论必须让您思考是否应该禁用它，或者让它保持原样，这一切都归结为您使用计算机的目的。对此功能提出的大多数担忧来自需要精确鼠标移动的游戏玩家。
由于您移动的速度而让您的鼠标坐立不安会扭曲游戏中的目标设置和射击。因此，如果您是游戏玩家，那么该设置并不适合您。
但是，上述情况并不是最普遍的情况，因为大多数人将计算机用于制作和阅读文档和报告、管理日程安排等专业目的，在这种情况下，增强鼠标精度(Enhanced Mouse Precision)可以提供巨大帮助。它可以帮助您比固定鼠标速度更快地完成读数和报告，并且由于它是默认的Windows设置，因此摆脱它可能会对普通用户造成一些刺激。
阅读下一篇(Read next)： 10 个适用于 Windows 用户的有用鼠标技巧(10 Useful Mouse Tricks For Windows users)。
How to disable Mouse Acceleration in Windows 11/10
You may, at times, come across instances of your computer mouse not operating properly on your Windows 11/10 PC. Sometimes, it may not respond to the movements made by you as fluently as it normally does, other times it just downright freezes. These are cases of hiccups with the mouse’s acceleration settings. Thankfully, Microsoft’s customization settings are wide enough to take this into their purview too. Today, I’ll be demonstrating how one can disable Mouse Acceleration on their Windows 11/10 computer.
What is Mouse Acceleration?
Before we move on to the heavy-lifting, it’s important to know what we are messing around with. Mouse acceleration is one of those things that doesn’t fall on most people’s radars, one of the things that goes unnoticed for the most part by most people. In simpler terms, it is relevant to the amount of movement shown by your device’s cursor on the screen and the speed at which you move your mouse.
In case you haven’t realized it till today, the distance traveled by your mouse’s cursor is directly proportional to the speed at which you operate the mouse, i.e., the higher the speed at which you move the mouse, the larger the portion of the screen it covers. A quick test for this to try and erratically move your laptop’s mousepad. You can only move so much, but observe the difference made by your speed in the distance the cursor covers. When this Mouse Acceleration functionality is disabled, your cursor movement is fixed and is not sensitive to your speed anymore.
Read: Stop mouse from auto-clicking or selecting when you hover.
How to disable Mouse Acceleration in Windows?
1] Via Control Panel
The procedure is straightforward and simple. All you have to do is follow the steps mentioned below:
- Go to the search pane in your taskbar, and type out the words ‘Control Panel.’
- Open Control Panel and among the 7 categories, you’ll find one named ‘Hardware and Sound’. Click on it.
- From the first option that says ‘Device and Printers,’ click on the ‘Mouse’ settings.
- This will open a separate dialog box with several configurations concerning your device’s mouse.
- From the sub-heads on top, choose the one that says ‘Pointer Options.’
- The first setting, called ‘Motion,’ is what’s of use here.
- You will see a box checked as ‘Enable Pointer precision,’ deselect it. If it isn’t checked, Mouse Acceleration was never enabled on your system in the first place.
- Save your settings by clicking on ‘Apply’ and close the dialog box.
Your Computer’s Mouse Acceleration has now been disabled, and you can try and move your cursor to see how evident the change caused by this is.
Read: Move Mouse pointer one pixel at a time with Keyboard.
2] Via Windows Settings
You can alternatively approach your mouse’s configurations through your Windows Settings as well:
- Open your device’s Settings.
- Locate the category ‘Devices’ and among the subsequent list of options on the screen’s left, click on ‘Mouse.’
- On the right, you’ll find a section under ‘Related Settings’ below which is an option for Additional Mouse Settings. Clicking on this will take you to the same dialog box as was talked about above.
All this talk around mouse acceleration must have you thinking if you should, in fact, disable it, or let it be the way it is, and it all comes down to what you use your computer for. Most concerns raised against this functionality are by gamers who require precise mouse movements.
Having your mouse fidget because of the speed at which you move distorts setting the aim and taking shots in games. Thus, if you are a gamer, the setting isn’t meant for you.
However, the aforementioned case isn’t the most general one, as most people use computers for professional purposes like making and reading documents and reports, managing schedules, etc. in which case Enhanced Mouse Precision can be of immense help. It can help you go through readings and reports quicker than a fixed mouse speed and since it is the default Windows setting, getting rid of it can cause some irritation to the average user.
Read next: 10 Useful Mouse Tricks For Windows users.
