[clug] Bluetooth Mouse Lag
George at Clug
Clug at goproject.info
Sat Aug 27 04:34:34 UTC 2016
If anyone has information they can point me to on solutions to
this bluetooth - wifi issue, please do. For either Windows or Linux.
I have given up on using Bluetooth mice and headsets in Windows due to
this issue. I had seen this issue in many brands of Laptops, and mice,
including Microsoft Surface and Microsoft mice. If there were any real
"fixes" I am very interested. Of all the information that I had found,
there was no general working solution, other than "don't bother to use
Bluetooth".
Thanks,
George.
At Saturday, 27-08-2016 on 13:31 Scott Ferguson wrote:
On 27/08/16 12:38, Brett Worth wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a new Dell XPS15 computer and am having problems with my
bluetooth mouse.
>
> The mouse gets very laggy under heavy wifi load. This is
discussed on the 'net for many
> users of this laptop but I can only see a fix for Windows and need
the Linux equivalent.
>
> So under Windows you have to set "Bluetooth Collaboration" to "off".
That's Windows-speak. In Linux it's called "Bluetooth Coexistence".
>
> Does anyone know what an equivalent Linux setting would be?
AFAIK there isn't one (Registry setting).
I've seen a similar problem with a Microsoft branded bluetooth mouse,
in
that case I had to disable wifi to get bluetooth to perform properly.
YMMV.
If I was you I'd examine the module options with 'modinfo'. You might
also consider telling us which module is in use :)
>
> Regards
> Brett
>
Kind regards
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