HOW TO CUSTOMIZE CURSOR WINDOWS 10

HOW TO CUSTOMIZE CURSOR WINDOWS 10

Now a Windows 10 user can go about changing their pointer scheme or pointers/cursors through two different paths – one path going through Mouse Properties and the other going through the Registry Editor. The ability to change a specific pointer – If you wish to see a pointer/cursor of your own choosing instead of the Windows preset for a specific pointer action – such as Normal Select or Help Select, Windows 10 provides you with the option to substitute the default pointer for any pointer action of your choosing to a custom pointer. The ability to change your pointer scheme – In Windows 10, a pointer scheme is a predefined set of pointers/cursors for all basic pointer actions ranging from Normal Select and Help Select all the way up to Busy and Precision Select. At the most basic levels of cursor/pointer customization in Windows 10 are the following: Windows users can customize their pointers in a variety of different ways. The pointer is essential for the everyday use of a computer, and since every person who uses a computer needs to have a pointer, the Windows Operating System offers a plethora of different customization and personalization options when it comes to pointers/cursors. The pointer basically tells the user where on a computer’s screen any actions performed using the pointing device – actions such as a click – will take effect. The pointer (also referred to as the ‘cursor’) is the graphical image that represents where on the display device of a computer the user’s pointing device (such as a mouse or trackpad) is at any given moment.

How to customize cursor