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1.Make sure the game room settings are the same as in this article:
https://support.voobly.com/display/vkb/KB1029+How+to+enable+widescreen+patch
2.instal all outstanding windows 10 updates that windows asks you to instal.
3.which version of the game are you using age of empires2 cd version or the version you buy on Steam called age2HD
Try activating maximum performance power mode on windows.
1.If you disable any HD Audio from your graphic card or uninstall it: Go to Device Manager Sound and Video right click over this and you can either disable it or uninstall it.
2. Go to Control Panel>Devices>Mouse go to the Pointer tab and on Theme pick "None".
Hopefully it helps.
Please ensure that your game room settings are exactly like this:
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You can verify this by hosting a game room in any lobby
(Make sure 32 bit, window mode and lock cursor inside game is selected)
If it still does not work check the frame rate and see if its dropping critically low or is fluctuating vaguely
Finally if nothing works, try to play the game at a lower resolution. See if it makes a difference. Keep repeating it till you go down to 800 x 600. Also check for framer rates at each resolution change.
Side note: Check task manager for overall resource usage (CPU and Memory in particular but disk usage % is also important) after starting the game. Extremely high CPU/ memory spikes can also lead to input lags. Since you said other games do work fine, so this is less likely to be the cause but let's not rule out any possibility.