Does Windows 10 have a registry entry for LowLevelHooksTimeout
<p>I'm trying to find a workaround for an issue I'm having when debugging C# in Visual Studio 2015. When the application is debugging it will cause the mouse cursor to severely lag when a breakpoint is hit. This is because the application registers hooks for the mouse and keyboard. When a breakpoint is hit the hooks are waiting for input but they won't receive any until the timeout is reached (~5 seconds). </p>

<p>Therefore, I found some solutions online, but nothing that would be relatively straightforward to implement without reworking the hooks. I tried adding a registry entry for LowLevelHooksTimeout to see if I could get Windows to more quickly move on to the next hook event when a breakpoint is hit, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. </p>

<p>Alternatively, using raw input might be the only way to go, but will require a bit of work. Has anyone run into this issue and are there solutions readily available by chance.</p>

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