#CUSTOM CURSOR WINDOWS 10 KEYGEN#
They included things like pointers with a star trail or constantly blinking characters. We should also warn you that cursors, at one point, were used to customize desktops for the fun of it. It might take a while before you find a good set with a complete or mostly complete set of images for the cursor. If the default colors and sizes aren’t enough, you can find high contrast cursors online that will help with visual impairments.
This is where you can set a custom cursor. Select the Mouse tab, and at the bottom, or somewhere along the right, you will see ‘Additional mouse settings’. Return to the main Settings app interface, and go to the Devices group of settings. This should improve cursor visibility however, if it doesn’t, you still have more options to help improve it. You can also change the pointer size though there are only three sizes to choose from. If the cursor is positioned over a darker element on the screen, it will turn white. If your cursor is over a lighter element, the cursor will turn black making it easier to see. You can set it to white, or black but the third option, which changes the cursor color depending on the element behind it is the best option if you have a vision impairment. The slider you see under ‘Change cursor thickness’ will allow you to change how thick the caret character is.īelow this, you can change the default color of the cursor. Here, you can change how the mouse pointer interacts with the contents of your screen and the size of the cursor. In the Ease of Access group of settings, go to the Cursor and pointer size tab. Open the Settings app and go to the Ease of Access group of settings.