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Windows 10 users are reporting to have an issue with disappearing mouse pointer on their computers. The majority of the users who are facing this problem are using Windows 10 on a touch screen device, where “touch” and “mouse pointer” both options are available. If the mouse pointer is disappearing on your computer that may be because your mouse pointer driver is outdated or maybe because you forget to turn off Tablet mode.

It is a possibility that your mouse has gone out of order. So, it is better to try your mouse on another computer. If it is working fine in another computer then go for these fixes-

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If the mouse is not working for you then you have to try all these fixes with the keyboard.

Initial Workaround:-

Before proceeding towards the solutions, you may press Fn+Esc keys together from your keyboard or Fn+F9 keys together from your keyboard and check if the mouse cursor starts showing up again or not. For most of the users, this works.

Fix-1 Re-enable your mouse pointer from mouse settings

If you have recently upgraded your Windows, then it is possible that Windows disabled your mouse during the update, and didn’t enable it again. So, you have to enable mouse manually-

1. Press the Windows key in your keyboard and start to type “mouse settings” and hit Enter.

2. Now, press Tab until “Additional mouse options” is highlighted under “Related settings” options and hit Enter.

This will open the ‘Mouse Properties‘ window.

3. Now, press the Tab button for 5 times to highlight “Buttons” and then press the right side arrow key to go the “Device Settings“.

4. Now in the Device Settings press Tab until you select ‘Enable‘. and hit Enter. This will enable the mouse again.

5. Reboot your computer to save the changes.

Check if you can find the mouse pointer on your computer after restart. Go for the next fix if you still can’t find your mouse pointer on your computer.

Fix-2 Update your mouse driver

If your mouse driver has a corrupted driver then it will stop working, which means you will not find any mouse pointer or cursor on the screen. Updating your mouse driver may fix the problem. Follow these steps to update your mouse driver

1. At first, just press the Windows key and the R keys to open Run.

2. Now, type “devmgmt.msc” and hit Enter.

Device Manager utility will open.

3. Press Tab and the first term on the list will be highlighted.

4. Now, press down arrow until you have reached “Mice and other pointing devices“. Now press the right side arrow to expand it.

5. Now, select the mouse device you are using with a down arrow. Finally, hit Enter to open the “Properties” of that device.

6. Now, in the Properties window, press Tab for three times- that will highlight the “General” tab.

7. Press the right arrow to go the “Driver” tab.

8. Now again press Tab to select the option that says “Updatedriver” and hit Enter.

9. You will be asked, “How do you want to search for the drivers?“. Just hit Enter to choose the option “Search automatically for updated driver software“.

Wait till Windows searches for a compatible driver for your keyboard driver, downloads it and installs it.

Press ‘Alt+F4‘ to close the Device Manager window. Reboot your computer.

Check if you can see the mouse pointer. If still you can not see the mouse pointer on your computer, go for the next fix.

Fix 3 – Remove any older mouse you are not using

Maybe you have changed your mouse recently and you forget to remove the older devices from your computer. Follow these steps to remove any older mouse-

1. Press Windows key and type “Settings” and hit Enter.

2. In the Settings window, press Tab to highlight the first settings called “System“.

3. Press the right arrow key to navigate to the “Devices” settings. Press Enter to open the Devices settings.

4. Press Tab to highlight the option “Bluetooth & other devices“.

5. Again press Tab to highlight the options from the “Bluetooth & other devices“.

6. Press down arrow to highlight the device you don’t want. Again press Tab to highlight “Remove device” and press Enter.

Now, press Alt+F4 to close the Settings. Restart your computer and check if you can find your mouse pointer on your computer.

For those who are using a wireless mouse

1. Check your mouse battery.

2. Disconnect and connect your mouse with the computer.

3. Disconnectthe USB adapter physically you are using for the mouse and connect the USB adapter again.

For those who are using touchscreen devices (like Surface devices)-

As these devices accept two types of input ( touch and external mouse), the users face this problem frequently. You can attempt these fixes on your device-

1. Disable the Tablet mode–

When you are using your device in touch screen mode, switching to the Tablet mode may be handy, but sometimes it prevents Mouse pointer to appear on your computer.

1. Touch on the Notification Center icon at the bottom right corner. In the Notification Center area, make sure ‘Tablet mode’ is not highlighted.

2. Try Disengaging Surface Pen from your device-

The problem of not seeing the mouse pointer is maybe because your Surface device is connected with the Surface Pen. Sometimes mouse pointer becomes too small to notice. Try disengaging the S-pen for a while.

Check if you can see the mouse pointer on your computer.

Sambit is a Mechanical Engineer By qualification who loves to write about Windows 10 and solutions to weirdest possible problems.

Downloading free cursors (mouse pointers)

This library contains computer mouse cursors for Microsoft Windows systems. There are two types of cursors supported directly by Windows operating systems: static (.cur) and animated (.ani). Both types are present in this library. Learn how to download cursors.

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Cursor junkyard

Not everybody uploads enough cursors to create a cursor sets. Such submittions end up on the cursor junkyard. Despite the name, there are some worthy pieces. Check them out.

How to change the mouse pointer?

If you change your cursors frequently, consider using a free tool that allows you to change cursor from Windows Explorer context menu. Beside changing cursors one by one, the tool also allows exporting and importing cursor schemes.

If you do not want to install any software, just click on Control Panel in Start menu, then double-click the Mouse icon and switch to Pointer tab. Here you can change the cursors used by Windows in different situations to the downloaded ones.

Adding your cursors to the library

If you are an author of a cursor or cursor set, you may present your work to visitors of this web site. To add your cursors to the library:

• Get RealWorld Cursor Editor (it's free).
• Open a cursor file, and click the command 'Cursor'->'Add to Online Library' from application menu.
  • When uploading, please use the same email address associated with your account on this server.
  • Carefully choose file name and fill in the description. This helps people to find your cursor when using the search box.
• The cursors are by default added to the 'Junkyard'. If you have already added multiple cursors with similar theme and you would like to have them turned into a cursor set, register or login and return to this page.

Important: only cursor authors or copyright holders may add cursor to the library. If you are using pictures downloaded from internet to create cursors, you must make sure the author of the pictures allows this use of their work.

If you have found that someone has used your pictures and added them to the library without your permission, contact us immediately at info@rw-designer.com and they will be removed.

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Important: always create 32x32 pixels cursors unless you have a serious reason not to. While it is possible to make cursors of non-standard size, Windows will automatically resample them decreasing image quality.