Mouse cursor freezing randomly for 5 seconds
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I have just upgraded from 17.10 to 18.04. Every went smoothly but now my mouse cursor randomly freeze for about 5 seconds.
I was using Gnome Shell on Wayland. And I got no problem (except some lags here and then which seems to be gone); now I am still using it and I have that problem.
Moreover, I tried Gnome Shell on Xorg and the problem is stil there !
I tried changing the graphics driver (the intel one aka i965) by using a more up to date one by using the PPA oibaf. It also changed nothing.
I have not tried yet Unity but ....
- I have changed the battery of the mouse, still no change.
- I have changed the USB port the receiver of the wireless mouse is in, still no change.
- I will try another mouse but I don't expect it to be different because all was fine before the upgrade and not now.
It is really the mouse freezing only and not the display because I let running glxgears while a froze happen, and the wheels were still spinning.
mouse 18.04 gnome-shell
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I have just upgraded from 17.10 to 18.04. Every went smoothly but now my mouse cursor randomly freeze for about 5 seconds.
I was using Gnome Shell on Wayland. And I got no problem (except some lags here and then which seems to be gone); now I am still using it and I have that problem.
Moreover, I tried Gnome Shell on Xorg and the problem is stil there !
I tried changing the graphics driver (the intel one aka i965) by using a more up to date one by using the PPA oibaf. It also changed nothing.
I have not tried yet Unity but ....
- I have changed the battery of the mouse, still no change.
- I have changed the USB port the receiver of the wireless mouse is in, still no change.
- I will try another mouse but I don't expect it to be different because all was fine before the upgrade and not now.
It is really the mouse freezing only and not the display because I let running glxgears while a froze happen, and the wheels were still spinning.
mouse 18.04 gnome-shell
asked May 3 at 13:06
solsTiCe
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This works fine in the Ubuntu Live USB 18.04 or Archlinux
– solsTiCe
May 3 at 19:59
This works fine in a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04. I had to do it. I couldn't continue with those random freeze every minute.
– solsTiCe
May 17 at 18:22
Are you using external USB mouse? I experienced pauses in external USB devices when after I run powertop with --auto-tune. For my case, the devices is being put to sleep/wakeup and this is behaving like they freeze if not moved constantly. If you see this behaviour, it could be because of overly agressive power saving option.
– Bernard Wei
Jun 27 at 17:56
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I have just upgraded from 17.10 to 18.04. Every went smoothly but now my mouse cursor randomly freeze for about 5 seconds.
I was using Gnome Shell on Wayland. And I got no problem (except some lags here and then which seems to be gone); now I am still using it and I have that problem.
Moreover, I tried Gnome Shell on Xorg and the problem is stil there !
I tried changing the graphics driver (the intel one aka i965) by using a more up to date one by using the PPA oibaf. It also changed nothing.
I have not tried yet Unity but ....
- I have changed the battery of the mouse, still no change.
- I have changed the USB port the receiver of the wireless mouse is in, still no change.
- I will try another mouse but I don't expect it to be different because all was fine before the upgrade and not now.
It is really the mouse freezing only and not the display because I let running glxgears while a froze happen, and the wheels were still spinning.
mouse 18.04 gnome-shell
asked May 3 at 13:06
solsTiCe
4,90221642
I have just upgraded from 17.10 to 18.04. Every went smoothly but now my mouse cursor randomly freeze for about 5 seconds.
I was using Gnome Shell on Wayland. And I got no problem (except some lags here and then which seems to be gone); now I am still using it and I have that problem.
Moreover, I tried Gnome Shell on Xorg and the problem is stil there !
I tried changing the graphics driver (the intel one aka i965) by using a more up to date one by using the PPA oibaf. It also changed nothing.
I have not tried yet Unity but ....
- I have changed the battery of the mouse, still no change.
- I have changed the USB port the receiver of the wireless mouse is in, still no change.
- I will try another mouse but I don't expect it to be different because all was fine before the upgrade and not now.
It is really the mouse freezing only and not the display because I let running glxgears while a froze happen, and the wheels were still spinning.
mouse 18.04 gnome-shell
asked May 3 at 13:06
solsTiCe
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edited May 4 at 11:26
asked May 3 at 13:06
solsTiCe
4,90221642
asked May 3 at 13:06
solsTiCe
4,90221642
asked May 3 at 13:06
solsTiCe
4,90221642
4,90221642
This works fine in the Ubuntu Live USB 18.04 or Archlinux
– solsTiCe
May 3 at 19:59
This works fine in a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04. I had to do it. I couldn't continue with those random freeze every minute.
– solsTiCe
May 17 at 18:22
Are you using external USB mouse? I experienced pauses in external USB devices when after I run powertop with --auto-tune. For my case, the devices is being put to sleep/wakeup and this is behaving like they freeze if not moved constantly. If you see this behaviour, it could be because of overly agressive power saving option.
– Bernard Wei
Jun 27 at 17:56
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This works fine in the Ubuntu Live USB 18.04 or Archlinux
– solsTiCe
May 3 at 19:59
This works fine in a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04. I had to do it. I couldn't continue with those random freeze every minute.
– solsTiCe
May 17 at 18:22
Are you using external USB mouse? I experienced pauses in external USB devices when after I run powertop with --auto-tune. For my case, the devices is being put to sleep/wakeup and this is behaving like they freeze if not moved constantly. If you see this behaviour, it could be because of overly agressive power saving option.
– Bernard Wei
Jun 27 at 17:56
This works fine in the Ubuntu Live USB 18.04 or Archlinux
– solsTiCe
May 3 at 19:59
This works fine in the Ubuntu Live USB 18.04 or Archlinux
– solsTiCe
May 3 at 19:59
This works fine in a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04. I had to do it. I couldn't continue with those random freeze every minute.
– solsTiCe
May 17 at 18:22
This works fine in a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04. I had to do it. I couldn't continue with those random freeze every minute.
– solsTiCe
May 17 at 18:22
Are you using external USB mouse? I experienced pauses in external USB devices when after I run powertop with --auto-tune. For my case, the devices is being put to sleep/wakeup and this is behaving like they freeze if not moved constantly. If you see this behaviour, it could be because of overly agressive power saving option.
– Bernard Wei
Jun 27 at 17:56
Are you using external USB mouse? I experienced pauses in external USB devices when after I run powertop with --auto-tune. For my case, the devices is being put to sleep/wakeup and this is behaving like they freeze if not moved constantly. If you see this behaviour, it could be because of overly agressive power saving option.
– Bernard Wei
Jun 27 at 17:56
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This works fine in the Ubuntu Live USB 18.04 or Archlinux
– solsTiCe
May 3 at 19:59
This works fine in a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04. I had to do it. I couldn't continue with those random freeze every minute.
– solsTiCe
May 17 at 18:22
Are you using external USB mouse? I experienced pauses in external USB devices when after I run powertop with --auto-tune. For my case, the devices is being put to sleep/wakeup and this is behaving like they freeze if not moved constantly. If you see this behaviour, it could be because of overly agressive power saving option.
– Bernard Wei
Jun 27 at 17:56