Personally, I like the new layout and grouping of options, so I’m quite happy to get rid of the old Control Panel.Įven if you don’t agree with me you surely must see why having all these options spread in different places is a bad thing. Microsoft promises the old Control Panel options will disappear soon, so hopefully, we’ll get all settings bundled up in the new Settings app. You can also add your own cursor schemes if you fancy something completely different. If this is not confusing I don’t know what is.Īnyway, you can still select the old cursor schemes, dating back to Windows XP I believe. If you wish to use a custom color, click Pick a custom pointer color option and then pick a color. Step 2: In the Change pointer color section, select the last pointer (colorful one) and then select one of the recommended colors. It’s found in Settings – Bluetooth & Devices – Mouse – Additional mouse settings. Navigate to Ease of Access > Cursor & pointer. I’m not that old just yet.Īnd if you’re wondering, as confusing as it is, you can still access the old Mouse Properties panel. Size “1” is too small for me, white “3 is a bit too big. Under Mouse pointer style you can change the size of the cursor. Select Mouse pointerfrom the left-hand column. Alternatively, click Start > Settings > Ease of Access. If you like the majority but not all of a scheme that Windows uses, you can change. Windows has a few built-in cursor schemes that let you change the default appearance. I will try it for a couple of days and see how I feel about it. Open the Ease of Access settings by pressing the Windows logo key + U. How to Change Your Mouse Cursor Theme on Windows 10 Change the Default Cursor Scheme. Out of the four, Inverted must be the coolest and weirdest option at the same time.
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