what mouse?
may have a dpi button, tap it to change speed, most have 3 levels

Originally posted by _I_:

what mouse?
may have a dpi button, tap it to change speed, most have 3 levels

no its not dpi mouse button, i used g203, razer cobra and others. I disabled mouse button in software app, set all dpi to one value, used mouse where u can disable dpi button with other button and etc. I even downgrade agesa step by step from latest to the oldest version but it didnt help.

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Originally posted by 1:

I got this issue on am4 platform with amd gpu.

What’s the context of this information?
You don’t have this problem on Intel platform with nvidia gpu?

I dont have pc with intel or nvidia. I always buy amd pc parts for more than 25 years. Now i got this problem on am4 socket.

check the lgs or ghub config

it may have profiles for games enabled

set it to what you want and make it persistent

Originally posted by 1:

I got this issue on am4 platform with amd gpu. I changed all pc parts to another new(also form amd), changed many mouse, changed many mouse pads, reinstalled windows many times but this didnt help

Same problem bro

Any idea how to fix this?

Any mouse software at all on the PC?

Does the PC have more then one user?

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

Any mouse software at all on the PC?

Does the PC have more then one user?

My mouse got onboard memory and i dont use any mouse software. Only one user account on my pc.

is it changing in windows mouse settings?

even with the logi onboard memory enabled, the software can run in the background and change mouse profiles depending on games running

remove lgs/ghub from startup items
and restart
not just shutdown, as that uses hibernate and wake which keeps everything running that was before, not changing anything or closing ghub/lgs

How does the mouse have onboard ROM to save settings and yet it does not have an onboard DPI button to change such settings? As onboard ROM would generally have that, as the DPI switch is to switch between a few different profiles without software

the logi g mice all buttons including dpi can have macros stored in the mouses rom profile
its seen as a keyboard and mouse, and can do any combo for its macros

Originally posted by _I_:

the logi g mice all buttons including dpi can have macros stored in the mouses rom profile
its seen as a keyboard and mouse, and can do any combo for its macros

i dont have any macros enabled, dpi are the same, mouse settings are the same in games and in windows mouse settings, mouse software apps are not installed. I even connect old mouse with no dpi button and got the same issue.

Ok without tye mouse software you have ZERO ways to check what you are saying.

I have a G703 here for example, it has a single DPI button. Without ever using the software the only way I know is to press that button and see the mouse sensitivity change by feel and movement... that's the only other way. In mine I never bothered to edit it as this is for my work laptop. However I can tell you that button by drfislt on this mouse has 4 profiles, thus 4 different sensitivity settings. And yes it could be easy to accidentally press that button by mistake if holding mouse a certain way or attempting to use the scroll wheel or scroll button and some how accidentally hit the DPI button since for this mouse it sits just behind the scroll wheel.

Sounds like this is what's happening as what your described about WinOS doesn't make any sense.

Want to confirm it? Unplug the dpi switch capable mouse and plug in a cheap wired mouse and mess around for a while. Nothing odd with dpi or mouse sense will happen like you say