This section is based on Timecard's xHCI guide.
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Press Windows key + R, type devmgmt.msc, press Enter, right-click the xHCI controller, click Properties and navigate to Resources.
Open RWEverything. Add the Runtime Register Space Offset (0x18) to your Capability Base address and enter the result in the address field. Add the value in the upper left field (HEX) to your Capability Base address. This is your Runtime Base address.
Add the Interrupt Moderation Register offset (0x24) to your Runtime Base address. This is the address of the IMOD register of the first interrupter.
The interrupter you're looking for may not always be on the first page. There can be up to 1024 interrupters; however, typically, there are less than 100. The exact count is determined by the value stored at bits 18 to 8 in the HCSPARAMS1 register (Capability base address + 0x4).
To test whether it's the correct location, set the IMOD Interval (last 4 values) to FA00 (62.5 Hz).
The red number in the top left of the table is a decimal. Convert it to a hexadecimal before adding it to your address.
Alternatively, you can use this script to automate everything.
RWEverything has a CLI you can use to automate the whole process at Startup. Press Windows key + R and type shell:startup. Create a .bat file with the following content and replace PATH with the full path to RWEverything and ADDRESS with the Interrupter IMOD register that's responsible for your mouse.
"PATH\Rw.exe" /Min /NoLogo /Stdout /Command="W32 0xADDRESS 0x00000000"
If RWEverything is stuck on an address, delete the following registry key:
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\RW-Everything