Of course, if you have a wired mouse, you can unplug your wireless mouse dongle (USB thingy), and plug in the wired mouse (Microsoft, Logitech, or Dell are the best choices here) and the problem goes away, pretty much for sure it's the batteries. So, if you can't remember the last time you replaced the batteries, it's probably an indicator that they are low and need to be replaced.
This is a common problem with wireless mice, and folks often forget that they do their upgrade to a years old computer to W10, that they might have batteries in the mouse that are just as old as the upgraded computer-those drain out and should be replaced at least once a year. I've seen this kind of problem before, If it persists after replacing the mouse/touchpad driver, I might suggest that if you are using a wireless mouse, that you replace the battery or batteries.
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