

Next, click on the Normal Select option at the top of the customize list since we are changing the main mouse pointer in this article. First, make sure to be under the Pointers TAB. This is the Mouse Properties window and this is where the magic happens. Step 9: After clicking on the Additional mouse options a pop up window will appear. From here select Additional mouse options at the bottom (some people might see this option on the right side of the screen). Step 8: Here you will want to make sure to click the Mouse and Touchpad link on the left if you are not already on the Mouse screen. Once on that page, find the cursor you have downloaded, right-click on the file and select COPY from the menu.

Step 3: After you have downloaded the cursor you will need to head to the Downloads Folder (this is where my computer downloads files from websites). From here all you need to do is click on the download link Step 2: Once here we will click on the red cursor. Let’s choose the Cursor Set, “Pointers Cursors” you can see in the middle. There are many sites out there, but this one has some cool mouse cursors and is easy to navigate.

Step 1: You will need to download the mouse image that you wish to use. So, sit back and get ready to learn how you can change the color or image of your mouse pointer. Now I have figured out a neat trick on how you can do this in Windows 10. I’m talking about changing the color to red, bright pink or something (sword) that helps you see it better or shows some spunk. Yes, I know you can modify the mouse pointer to black or other another image using the mouse settings like Jim wrote in his article called Make Your Mouse Pointer Easier to See (which is a must read). It appears to be cycling between black and lime Concrete in appearance, which is what the rest of the "terminal" dimension is made of.You ever wonder if you could change the color of your mouse pointer or even change the image? That thing is so boring and you know me, I hate things that are boring. The block naturally generates in "terminal" dimension as the blinking "_" next to a " C:\" made of lime concrete. Cursors are available in the creative inventory, and naturally generate in the "terminal" dimension.
