The standard Windows mouse cursor only goes so far. If you want your cursor's appearance to be more playful, here's how to change your mouse cursor in Windows.

Change Mouse Cursor Design or Element. Go Settings of your Windows 10 OS. Search for or navigate to "Devices." Look for the "Additional Mouse Options" tab and open its drop-down menu ...

Here's how to change mouse cursor in Windows 10 in a few simple steps — because if you don’t have the right cursor, using your PC can be tricky!

On Windows 11, scroll down to "Additional mouse settings," which will open a new window. On Windows 10, open "Additional mouse options" on the right side. In the new window, click the "Pointers" tab.

If the mouse cursor change won’t stay permanent in Windows 11/10 PC, you have to create a custom scheme. Here is a complete tutorial on this.

One potential change that is often overlooked is selecting a new look for your mouse cursor. There is no need to stick with the same boring white arrow that everyone else has - you can opt for ...

Highlighting your mouse cursor can help keep your audience engaged and focused on what is important. Here are three application suggestions to spice up your next meeting.

The references to cursors designed for AI Explorer were found in a new Windows file and shared by Microsoft watcher Albacore (@thebookisclosed) on X, who applied these files to see how the cursor ...

Windows 11’s 24H2 update recently arrived and it comes with some problems, as we’ve seen, but here’s another issue with the ...

Windows Latest reports that a bug in Windows 11 24H2 is causing the mouse cursor to disappear in text input fields. Specifically, it’s been seen happening in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Slack ...