Pcworld Microsoft Releases Patch for Windows 11 Mouse Stutter Bug
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- •Microsoft's update KB5127648 fixes mouse input stuttering in Windows 11 games.
- •The update addresses over 1,400 security vulnerabilities, including two high-severity CVEs.
- •Users are encouraged to install the update to resolve gaming-related mouse issues.
On October 13, 2026, Microsoft released security update KB5127648 for Windows 11, addressing a bug that caused mouse input stuttering in some games. This update applies to Windows 11 versions 24H2, 25H2, and 26H2. Although Microsoft confirmed the bug, it did not specify which games were affected or the root cause. The update also included fixes for over 1,400 security vulnerabilities, including two high-severity CVEs: CVE-2026-96951 and CVE-2026-108398, both published on the same day. Users experiencing mouse stutter while gaming are advised to install this update. The update is particularly important as it marks the end of support for Windows 11 24H2 and Pro editions. Microsoft has not confirmed whether specific reports of mouse stutter are linked to this bug.
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