You can download the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center software here. If your mouse doesn’t come with any software there’s always Microsoft’s own version called “Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.” There may be some third party gaming ones that are out there, so it’s worth giving that a search as well.
This feature is what the second tip further within this article is referring to. On the bottom you’ll see “Acceleration (Enhance Pointer Precision)” which is unchecked. Everytime I launch of the profiles I have, my mouse will switch its settings over. The “Profiles” allow me to set settings specific to each game I play. You’ll notice a few benefits this kind of software can offer. Most of my accessories are Logitech and they all make use of Logitech Gaming Software. In this software is the easiest way to check out your DPI.
If your mouse has this then it probably has some software you can get online. Some mice even come with a DPI-Switch /DPI-Shift feature, a button on the mouse you can either hold down (useful when sniping) or press to toggle your mouse’s sensitivity to a much lower dpi. Your mouse, more so with gaming mice, comes with 3rd-party software for setting macros or even changing dpi.
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