Actually, not only the cursor itself, but the 'hiccup' effect can be seen on several little things on screen from time to time such as that Cubase transport grid line and the timecode indicators as well. These hiccups last for a fraction of a second every few seconds or so. Minor annoyances, but certainly trigger my OCD and I wonder what's going on.
Doesn't sound like a mouse issue then. Probably a GPU or monitor issue.
Thanks! I just can't be bothered with going through that level of scrutiny to get a video card working optimally. I'd rather sell mine for dirt cheap and get a new one or go back to a Mac.
If I use a lower (non-native) resolution, problem's gone. Specs are in the signature section below.Not sure if I use the right names for the functions I recommend, due to the german windows version I use, things named slightly different.
Tried restarting Windows? Not just off and on, since this tend not to do a complete restart unless you're changing setting within the Energy Options. It's just saving the actual state of windows to allow a quick boot.
Monitor/Software Drivers Installed? Never had problems with this, but I never used a DELL Monitor
Try a resolution that worked before, I guess you changed monitor?
Being more specific about your system might give me a hint. Processor, Audio Device, connected USB Devices.
