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If your work requires a lot of precision, like graphic design and gaming, then you might want to adjust how fast or slow your external mouse or keyboard is.In this guide, I will show you how you can make your mouse more sensitive or less sensitive by changing its DPI.What is DPI?DPI stands for dots per inch. It is the measurement of mouse sensitivity and cursor speed.The higher your mouse DPI, the faster your mouse responds to movement per inch and the farther it travels. The slower the DPI, the slower your mouse responds to movement.How to Change your Mouse DPI on Windows 10You can change your mouse DPI through the Settings app.Step 1: Click on Start or press the WIN (Windows) key on your keyboard and select Settings.Step 2: Out of the menu items you see, select Devices.Step 3: Click on the Mouse tab on the Devices page, then select Additional mouse options under Related settings.Step 4: A pop-up will appear. Click on the Pointer options tab.Step 5: You will see a slider under Select pointer speed which you can use to adjust your mouse DPI. Move the slider to the left to reduce the DPI and to the right to increase it.Step 6: Click the Apply button to save changes and click Ok to close the pop-up.Advanced mice such as those used for gaming often have buttons or sliders for adjusting their DPI, so you can change the DPI of those mice without opening the Settings app.Final WordsIn this guide, you learned what DPI is and how to change it on your Windows 10 computer.Changing the DPI is useful if what you do requires a lot of precision.If you game on your PC, you probably need a faster DPI to beat intervals. And if youre a designer, you might need the DPI slower for the sake of precision.I hope this article helps you change your mouse DPI. If you find it useful, please share it with your friends and family.Thank you for reading. Its easy to change your mouses DPI settings on your PC. RyanKing999Getty Images DPI, or dots per inch, is the measure of a computer mouses sensitivity. The higher your DPI, the farther your on-screen cursor will move for every inch your move the mouse.This is why many people choose to change the DPI on their computer mouse. Lowering the DPI can help with tasks that require precision, like drawing with a mouse; raising the DPI is ideal if you need faster movement for games or other apps.More advanced mice often have sliders or buttons that allow you to adjust the DPI in the mouse itself. Some have dedicated computer apps that will let you do it too.However, if your mouse has neither of these things, you can still artificially adjust the DPI using your computers settings menus. Just note that while using this method is safe, it can make your cursor seem buggy or less accurate. This is especially true if you try to make a slow mouse go much faster.Click on the Start menu and select the Settings icon. Click on Settings in the Start menu. Ryan ArianoBusiness Insider On the Settings page, click on Devices. Go to Devices. Ryan ArianoBusiness Insider On the Devices page, click on Mouse. Youll find Mouse in the menu on the left. Ryan ArianoBusiness Insider On the Mouse page, click on Additional mouse options under Related settings. Changing mouse DPI is done in Additional mouse options. Ryan ArianoBusiness Insider In the Mouse Properties pop-up, click on Pointer Options.Use the slider under Select a pointer speed to adjust DPI. Sliding it to the left lowers DPI while sliding it to the right increases DPI. Drag the Pointer Speed slider to adjust your DPI, then test it. Ryan ArianoBusiness Insider When the slider is where you want it, click Apply at the bottom. When the Apply button turns gray, meaning there are no additional changes to confirm, click on the X in the top right corner to close it.Open the System Preferences app. The easiest way to find it is to click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of your screen, and then select System Preferences... Open the System Preferences menu. William AntonelliInsider In the menu that opens, click Mouse.Youll see a number of sliders and options. The slider that controls your mouses DPI is Tracking Speed. Move the slider to the position you want and test it out. When youre done, you can just close the window to save it. Move the slider to the left to decrease your DPI, and to the right to increase it. William AntonelliInsider Tech Reporter for Insider Reviews William Antonelli (heshethey) is a writer, editor, and organizer based in New York City. As a founding member of the Reference team, he helped grow Tech Reference (now part of Insider Reviews) from humble beginnings into a juggernaut that attracts over 20 million visits a month. Outside of Insider, his writing has appeared in publications like Polygon, The Outline, Kotaku, and more. Hes also a go-to source for tech analysis on channels like Newsy, Cheddar, and NewsNation. You can find him on Twitter @DubsRewatcher, or reach him by email at . Read more Read less Insider Inc. receives a commission when you buy through our links. Tech How To DPI Computer mouse
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