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1 Open Settings, and click/tap on the Ease of Access icon. Starting with Windows 10 build 21359, the Ease of Access category in Settings has been renamed to Accessibility. 2 Click/tap on Cursor & pointer on the left side, and click/tap on the the color (standard, black, inverted, custom) you want under Change pointer color you want on the right ...
Press Windows + R keys altogether to bring out the Run box. Type devmgmt.msc and then hit Enter to open Device Manager. Press Tab to switch to devices list. Use arrow keys to scroll down to Mice and other pointing devices and use the right arrow key to expand it. Use the down arrow key to select your mouse device.
Type Device Manager and Open it. 3. Double-Click on the category "Mice and other pointing devices". 4. Right click on your audio input driver and select "Update Driver". 5. Next select "Browse my computer for drivers". 6. Click on "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer".
Press Windows key + X. Select Device manager. Expand Mice and other pointing devices. Uninstall the touchpad driver. Restart your computer. 4. If the touchpad is functioning but the cursor is not appearing. Perform a system restore or scan and repair your system. Perform a system restore.
Unfortunately, I've tried enabling/disabling the insert key and it doesn't help. When I move the cursor to somewhere in the middle of the document, the text forward of the document starts deleting rapidly, almost as if someone is holding down the delete key. TalitaCari. Independent Advisor. Replied on July 6, 2021.
This issue could be due to the recent changes in the keyboard settings. This issue happens when the blink rate of the cursor is set to the least value or 0. You may refer to these steps to reset this setting. a) Press “Windows Logo” + “X” keys on the keyboard and choose “Control Panel” from that menu.
Click Start> Settings > Devices > Select Mouse > click on Additional mouse options > Open the Pointer Options tab > Uncheck the option "Hide the mouse pointer while typing" > click Apply then OK to save changes. Now, check whether the mouse cursor appears this time. Let me know if this works. Thank you.
Because the cursor is frozen, I can’t implement any of these steps. I’ve also tried to force close and, of course, can’t do that either. Hi. Welcome to Microsoft community. I understand you're experiencing issues with your Windows 11 laptop cursor freezing and disappearing. Let's try some troubleshooting steps to resolve the problem:
A missing mouse cursor may be caused by several things. In addition to the excellent suggestions already provided by Angel, here are some other things you can try. Try disconnecting and reconnecting the mouse if it is a USB device. Try removing and re-pairing the mouse if it is a wireless device. Try connecting the mouse to a different USB port
For instance currently I have them aligned by the bottom edge with the smaller screen on the left. As it is, the cursor cannot move left from the entire upper half of the larger screen. I would rather it can. Hopefully I have better described my problem. Thanks once more for the reply.