No mouse pointer on TV have it on pc - Computers & Internet

Firstly, go to

Control Panel
Find Mouse
Click Pointers along the top

Ensure that your default pointer is the normal mouse, like so:




If not, press "Use Default" and it should reset the mouse pointer to normal.

If it looks like the mouse pointer is supposed to be normal in this screen, let me know and we'll see if there's something else wrong.

Replace the mouse with a new optical mouse.

you can change your mouse pointer style from
control panel / mouse / pointer

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Hi renee_pott, "You can choose the "Mouse Options" in the Control Panel.
First, click on the -> Start button -> Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Mouse ->
Mouse Properties -> Pointer Options.
Try one 'or' more options:
* Snap To, place a (Check in the box) !
* Hide pointer while typing !
* Show location of pointer when I press the {CTRL key} !

• Usually the "Mouse" pointer by { Default }, is displayed during a slide presentation, and when the mouse is moved.
• " Try pressing the {Ctrl + H keys to "Hide" the mouse pointer}."
• Left-clicking on the "Mouse" button, will advance [forward] the slide show.
• Pressing Ctrl + A keys, will restore the "Mouse" pointer.

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Thanks paul7of9

Windows 7

1. Click the Start button , and then click Control Panel.
   
2. Click Hardware and Sound, and then under Devices and Printers, click Mouse.
   
3. In the Mouse Properties box, click on the "Pointers" and "Pointer Options" tab, and adjust options.
   
4. In the "Pointers" tab, you can change the shape and size of your cursor by changing the "scheme."
   
5. In the "Pointer Options" tab, you can change the speed, visibility, and other characteristics of your pointer.
   

hi

remove the battery from your notebook -- use the Ac adapter only

will the mouse pointer work ? are you using an attched wirelss mouse or the palmrest pointer ?

let me know what OS you use -- and if its mouse you use, what model ?

look forward to helping you resolve the issue !

Go to Control Panel - Mouse - Pointer Options - and uncheck 'Enhance pointer precision'.

Possible solution for that, open the mouse and CLEAN the mouse.

Go to Control Panel, then select Mouse/Touch pad Icon. You will see there the MOUSE POINTER OPTION. Just adjust your desired settings for the mouse and pointer settings.

Go to Start --> Control Panel --> Mouse.
Click on the Pointer Options tab and adjust the slider for the pointer speed.

Regards,
Javabytes